1969 Porsche 911S coupe, only 69000km's/imported from Germany

Description for Porsche 911 1969

1969 Porsche 911S with only 69763 miles. The car was imported from Germany in 1986 to Norden Autohaus. Authorized Porsche dealer in Edmonton Alberta. The car was purchased for $14900. in 86' The car's mechanical is all rebuilt and all numbers matching. Same owner since 1986. We have all the receipts for the work done. All work at Karmac auto in Edmonton. Injector pump was just repaired and the six carburators were set up by a previous porsche engineer who knows the 911.We have ordered a COA for the car. Vin number is 119300100.engine number6390415 casing number 901/10 18100 903644# on the engine. There are so many receipts and such low km's on the car. The car was repainted about 15 years ago. Paint is good, ut some orange peel can be seen on the drivers side door. We had all the chrome painted black. Red tangerine is base/clear. Some chips on the front end. Undercarriage is good. The lower rocker panel at the front shows some bubble rust on the drivers side. Slight wheel well flares were added to the rear. Under neath the flares, he original fender are there and intact. Where the flares was added on, here are slight paint nibs that stick out.Every12 inches, per side. There hard to see and soft circular dots about 1/8 inch in size but can be seen if your looking for them. The car has a momo porche steering wheel, ront seats are froma newer porsche with mesh headrests. Seats that cradle your body into the seat.The rims are not porsche. All else is original. Cast steel pipes onthe carburators. Will supply some pictures of the undercarriage soon.We were planning to repair the body but never started. Please email for more information or pictures. Door panels are all original, ash is good, auges all work. Very nice interior. Will supply the actual pictures of the engine numbers soon.

Over $32000 in receipts in the last 20 years. Rebuilt engine, ront end, rakes, orsion bars, aint, tc.Theseare the receipts that we found inthe filing cabinet. Karmac maybe be ableto produce more history. We will also be selling a 1970 911.The car has also been sitting for years in the garage. An auto accident over 10 years ago has forced me to pull these out and sell them.