This 1975 Porsche 911 Targa is finished in black over a brown interior and shows 85,000 kilometers. Originally delivered as a mid-year 911, this example has been upgraded with a 3.2-liter flat-six while being maintained and restored to OEM specifications throughout its life. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a manual transmission, and the car is equipped with air conditioning, offering a blend of classic open-top motoring and enhanced drivability.
The exterior is presented in black and retains the signature Targa configuration, featuring the removable roof panel and distinctive stainless-steel roll bar. The bodywork has been restored with an emphasis on factory-correct fit and finish, preserving the timeless lines of the G-series 911 while benefiting from careful upkeep. The overall presentation reflects a car that has been both enjoyed and maintained to a high standard.
Inside, the brown interior provides a period-correct contrast to the exterior and has been kept in line with original specifications. The cabin reflects the understated and driver-focused design Porsche is known for, with clean surfaces, simple instrumentation, and an emphasis on driving engagement. Air conditioning is fitted, enhancing comfort and usability, particularly in warmer climates.
The 3.2-liter flat-six conversion offers improved performance and reliability over the original engine, delivering stronger power and a more responsive driving experience while remaining consistent with the spirit of the car. The manual transmission complements the upgraded engine, providing precise control and an engaging connection to the road. The car has been maintained with attention to detail, ensuring that both the mechanical and cosmetic aspects remain in excellent condition.