This 1975 Porsche 911S is presented in Peru Red, which is reported to be the car’s original color. This car features the rare sunroof option and is reported to be a rust free example. The 911S is powered by a 2.7-liter flat six-cylinder engine which is paired to a five-speed manual transmission. The engine has been fully rebuilt along with its Weber carburetors. Additional new equipment includes a new heavy-duty Titan battery, starter, Bosch alternator and spark plugs; as well as MSD coil, distributor and wiring. During the process of rebuilding the engine, the clutch was replaced. The transmission is reported to shift smoothly through all gears.

The interior of the 911S is completed in black with a white headliner and new OEM carpeting. It features bucket seats with gray wool seat covers as well as an AM/FM radio with CD player that is outputting to Kenwood speakers. Of 911S’s produced from August of 1974 to July 1975, this is one of 2,310 examples built to “U.S. 49 state” specification. Included with the car is the original COA, tools, spare wheel, owner’s manual and all receipts from the previous as well as current owner.