1971 Porsche 911

If ever there were a long hood that perfectly balances vintage charm with thoughtful upgrades, this fully restored 1971 Porsche 911T is it. Finished in its factory-correct Light Ivory, this coupe underwent a meticulous, multi-year refurbishment completed in 2021 that brought the car back to its former glory and then some. These cars have one direction to go for decades, up, up, up and more up! They are iconic from the beginning and never ever go out of style. The way they drive, sound and attract the attention as if you are driving a flying saucer. People instantly recognize these and when the new TOP GUN movie came out and Peggy was driving one very similar, don't think that there aren't plenty of people searching for one of these to put into their collection. This 911T comes with a huge file of records, receipts and history along with the original steel wheels with hubs. This is the standard for a Porsche 911, it was done to near perfection and the color combo is so authentic. The body was stripped and refinished, fitted with fresh seals and glass, and protected with paint protection film, while subtle modern touches like LED headlights enhance usability without diluting the classic look. Sitting on iconic 15 Fuchs wheels wrapped in period-correct Vredestein Sprint Classics, the stance is spot-on early 911. Inside, the cabin delivers timeless Porsche style with beige leatherette comfort seats trimmed in houndstooth inserts, complemented by Coco mats, fold-down rear seats, and a heater for year-round enjoyment. The rebuilt VDO gauges sit behind a leather-wrapped four-spoke wheel, reminding you this is still very much a drivers car. Power comes from a 2.2-liter flat-six fed by dual Zenith carburetors and backed by a five-speed 901 manual transaxle. Factory rated at 125 horsepower, the engine benefits from 911E-profile cams, a rebuild, refreshed carburetors, a refurbished CDI box, and recently installed SSI heat exchangers, making it as eager on the road as it is authentic on paper. Suspension and braking upgrades, including sway bars, Turbo tie rods, and PMB calipers, give the car confident, composed road manners. Featured in the December 2021 issue of Excellence magazine, this 911T comes with a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, extensive service records, spare wheels and parts, a car cover, and the owners manual. Its the kind of early 911 that feels equally at home carving back roads, turning heads at Cars & Coffee, or simply being admired in the garage. A beautifully sorted longhood that captures everything enthusiasts love about early air-cooled Porsches, light, mechanical, and endlessly charismatic.