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65 - 1972 Porsche 911S 2.4L

Estimation 100 000 € - 150 000 €
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1972 Porsche 911S 2.4L Constructeur : 1972 Porsche 911S 2.4L Carte Grise : Carte grise française N° Chassis : Châssis n° 9112300991 Moteur n° 6321486 - Coloris d’origine, moteur d’origine - Environ 76 000€ de travaux depuis 2014 - Carrosserie restaurée en 2025 / 2026 Ainsi que le confirme sa fiche de spécifications constructeur, ce coupé 2.4 S est sorti d’usine en mars 1973. Il disposait d’une combinaison de couleurs peu courante : « Sepia Brown » pour la carrosserie, avec intérieur en simili tan avec inserts en velours côtelé, configuration désirable et toujours d’actualité. C’est en 2014 que son propriétaire a déniché cet intéressant exemplaire au Japon, alors que la voiture était stockée dans une grange depuis une quinzaine d’années. Il l’a alors confiée à Bitte Motorworks afin de la remettre en état. Entre 2014 et 2017, le système de freinage a été refait, tout comme le système d’alimentation en essence, incluant le remplacement du réservoir, la pompe à injection a été restaurée, les joints de fenêtres remplacés, ainsi que les roulements et les soufflets. Durant la même période, l’intérieur fut remis en état. La belle 2.4 S fut ensuite rapatriée en France en 2017, puis confiée aux excellents établissements PN Classic. En 2018, les phares furent remplacés, et l’année suivante les cardans remplacés et l’injection réglée. En 2022, la boîte de vitesses et le différentiel ont été intégralement restaurés. A la suite d’un choc arrière, la carrosserie va bénéficier d’une remise en état complète avant d’être repeinte dans sa teinte d’origine. A cette occasion, le groupe motopropulseur a été déposé, nettoyé, son étanchéité refaite et un échappement neuf fut installé. Le propriétaire nous a confié avoir dépensé près de 76 000€ de remise en état depuis son achat. Equipée de jantes Fuchs, dont celles de l’arrière sont plus larges afin d’en accentuer l’allure sportive, ce très bel exemplaire est matching numbers et matching colors, les importants travaux dont elle a bénéficié ces dernières années sont l’assurance de nombreux kilomètres de pur plaisir.  French title Chassis No. 9112300991 Engine No. 6321486 - Original paintwork, original engine - Around €76,000 spent on work since 2014 - Bodywork restored in 2025/2026 1972 Porsche 911 2.4 S   As stated on the manufacturer’s specification sheet, this 2.4 S coupe was built in March 1973. It featured an unusual colour combination: ‘Sepia Brown’ bodywork with a tan faux leather interior featuring corduroy inserts – a highly sought-after and timeless combination. The current owner came across this interesting example in Japan in 2014, where the car had been stored in a barn for around fifteen years. He then entrusted it to Bitte Motorworks in order to have it restored. Between 2014 and 2017, the braking system and fuel system were overhauled – including the replacement of the fuel tank – the fuel injection pump was restored and the window seals, bearings and bellows were replaced. During this period, the interior was also brought back to life. The beautiful 2.4 S then returned to France in 2017, before being entrusted to the excellent team at PN Classic. In 2018, its headlights were replaced and the following year, its drive shafts were replaced and the fuel injection system was calibrated. In 2022, the gearbox and differential were fully restored. Following a rear-end collision, the bodywork was completely repaired before being repainted in its original colour. At the same time, the powertrain was removed, cleaned, resealed and fitted with a new exhaust system. The owner told us he has spent nearly €76,000 on restoration work since purchasing the car. Fitted with Fuchs wheels – the rear ones being wider to emphasize its sporty look – this stunning example is matching numbers and matching colours; the extensive work carried out on the car in recent years guarantees many kilometres of pure driving pleasure. Photos © Nino Hamet 1972 Porsche 911 2.4 S Constructeur : 1972 Porsche 911 2.4 S Carte Grise : French title N° Chassis : Chassis No. 9112300991 Engine No. 6321486 - Original paintwork, original engine - Around €76,000 spent on work since 2014 - Bodywork restored in 2025/2026   As stated on the manufacturer’s specification sheet, this 2.4 S coupe was built in March 1973. It featured an unusual colour combination: ‘Sepia Brown’ bodywork with a tan faux leather interior featuring corduroy inserts – a highly sought-after and timeless combination. The current owner came across this interesting example in Japan in 2014, where the car had been stored in a barn for around fifteen years. He then entrusted it to Bitte Motorworks in order to have it restored. Between 2014 and 2017, the braking system and fuel system were overhauled – including the replacement of the fuel tank – the fuel injection pump was restored and the window seals, bearings and bellows were replaced. During this period, the interior was also brought back to life. The beautiful 2.4 S then returned to France in 2017, before being entrusted to the excellent team at PN Classic. In 2018, its headlights were replaced and the following year, its drive shafts were replaced and the fuel injection system was calibrated. In 2022, the gearbox and differential were fully restored. Following a rear-end collision, the bodywork was completely repaired before being repainted in its original colour. At the same time, the powertrain was removed, cleaned, resealed and fitted with a new exhaust system. The owner told us he has spent nearly €76,000 on restoration work since purchasing the car. Fitted with Fuchs wheels – the rear ones being wider to emphasize its sporty look – this stunning example is matching numbers and matching colours; the extensive work carried out on the car in recent years guarantees many kilometres of pure driving pleasure. Photos © Nino Hamet
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