This 1967 Porsche 912 Coupe is finished in Irish Green over a black interior, showing 69,000 miles. A matching-numbers short-wheelbase car in its original colour of #6606 Irish Green, it pairs the 1,582cc flat-four with a five-speed manual gearbox and is now offered by Open Air Imports in Stanwell, England, with a detailed history folder and a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity.

The Irish Green paintwork comes from a top-quality bare-metal repaint, and the seller describes the bodywork and paint as lovely, with an excellent underside. Restored original 15-inch Fuchs alloys wear Blockley tyres.

The cabin is trimmed in black with period-style race seats and a wood-rimmed steering wheel. The seller notes a Weber carburettor and electric fuel pump conversion.

The seller reports the car has been known to them for a number of years: they were first tasked with bringing it up to speed mechanically and have handled its ongoing routine servicing and maintenance since. They describe it as a super reliable, fun example that drives extremely well and has been maintained regardless of cost. A detailed history folder and the Porsche Certificate of Authenticity accompany the car.

Built in September 1966 and sold early the following year by Porsche Cars Pacific as one of their first 1967 model year cars, this 912 is reluctantly offered for sale due to the owner's relocation overseas.

The 912, built from 1965 to 1969, paired the 356's proven flat-four with the 911's body to give buyers a lighter, more affordable car, and the short-wheelbase cars are the earliest and most sought-after form. A matching-numbers example in its original colour, with this one's history file, is the version collectors look for.