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tel: 631-425-1555Autosport Designs, Inc. | Exotic, Vintage, and Classic Car Sales
203 West Hills Road
Huntington Station NY, 11746
Light Ivory with Black interior and Houndstooth seat inserts, Black carpeting, 2.0 Liter Flat 6-cylinder, 5-speed manual transmission, Matching numbers, Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, Original bill of sale, Highly original, Highly optioned, Exceptional history.
Factory options include: ‘Webastoheater, Outside thermometer, Driver and passenger headrests, Loudspeaker, Electric antenna, Tinted glass all around, ‘Koni shock absorbers, and Phoenix Tires. Also fitted when new was dealer installed air conditioning.
This immaculate 2.0 SWB 911 had 1-owner from new until 2012. Paul and Helen Dickey purchased this 911 from Vasek Polaks Porsche dealer in Manhattan Beach, CA in September of 1965. This 65 SWB has an incredible amount of documentation from new. The Dickeys always made sure their 911 was in top order and serviced it from new until 1974 at Vasek Polak. In 1974, many of Polaks top mechanics founded themselves working for Andial which became Porsche Motorsport North America. By 1975, the Dickeys having enjoyed this 911 for ten years decided to keep the 911 in absolutely top condition by having commissioned a full refinishing of the 911. The paint alone costing over $3,000, almost half the cost of the 911 new! In 1975 this was quite expensive indeed. The quality is a true testament to the condition of the 911 today.
In 2012, the Dickey family said goodbye to their beloved Porsche after 47 years. Its next custodian was Mr. B. Luke of New Jersey. Mr. Luke continued the immense record keeping and servicing tradition of this 911. After Mr. Lukes ownership, it was sold to a collection in North Carolina in 2014. At this time the 911 was thoroughly gone through and completely serviced by well-known Porsche restorers Road Scholars leaving no stone unturned. It was then sold to a well-known New York Porsche collector. In this collector ownership, it has been looked after in the same regard as its previous custodians.
The body, paint, and interior are in excellent condition and it has been extremely well-maintained regardless of use. This alone is a testament to those Porsche enthusiasts who have owned it to date. This rare early SWB 911 is ready for immediate use, both touring and show circuit, and is an excellent opportunity to acquire a top example for the 911 enthusiast and collector alike. It is the first year of the 911 and will continue to hold a superb investment potential.
Truly one of the best early SWB 911s in the world and not easily found in this condition. Please note, this 911 SWB is built 1965 (see photos of factory serial numbers in listing) and registered 1966. It is complete with keys, books, tools, jack, original 911 brochure and of course its truly, truly immense service history file.
Light Ivory with Black interior and Houndstooth seat inserts, Black carpeting, 2.0 Liter Flat 6-cylinder, 5-speed manual transmission, Matching numbers, Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, Original bill of sale, Highly original, Highly optioned, Exceptional history.
Factory options include: ‘Webastoheater, Outside thermometer, Driver and passenger headrests, Loudspeaker, Electric antenna, Tinted glass all around, ‘Koni shock absorbers, and Phoenix Tires. Also fitted when new was dealer installed air conditioning.
This immaculate 2.0 SWB 911 had 1-owner from new until 2012. Paul and Helen Dickey purchased this 911 from Vasek Polaks Porsche dealer in Manhattan Beach, CA in September of 1965. This 65 SWB has an incredible amount of documentation from new. The Dickeys always made sure their 911 was in top order and serviced it from new until 1974 at Vasek Polak. In 1974, many of Polaks top mechanics founded themselves working for Andial which became Porsche Motorsport North America. By 1975, the Dickeys having enjoyed this 911 for ten years decided to keep the 911 in absolutely top condition by having commissioned a full refinishing of the 911. The paint alone costing over $3,000, almost half the cost of the 911 new! In 1975 this was quite expensive indeed. The quality is a true testament to the condition of the 911 today.
In 2012, the Dickey family said goodbye to their beloved Porsche after 47 years. Its next custodian was Mr. B. Luke of New Jersey. Mr. Luke continued the immense record keeping and servicing tradition of this 911. After Mr. Lukes ownership, it was sold to a collection in North Carolina in 2014. At this time the 911 was thoroughly gone through and completely serviced by well-known Porsche restorers Road Scholars leaving no stone unturned. It was then sold to a well-known New York Porsche collector. In this collector ownership, it has been looked after in the same regard as its previous custodians.
The body, paint, and interior are in excellent condition and it has been extremely well-maintained regardless of use. This alone is a testament to those Porsche enthusiasts who have owned it to date. This rare early SWB 911 is ready for immediate use, both touring and show circuit, and is an excellent opportunity to acquire a top example for the 911 enthusiast and collector alike. It is the first year of the 911 and will continue to hold a superb investment potential.
Truly one of the best early SWB 911s in the world and not easily found in this condition. Please note, this 911 SWB is built 1965 (see photos of factory serial numbers in listing) and registered 1966. It is complete with keys, books, tools, jack, original 911 brochure and of course its truly, truly immense service history file.
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