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1969 Porsche 911 E Targa

9110210226roadGermany
Engine
Mechanically fuel-injected flat-six
Colour
White

A 1969 North American specification Porsche 911 E Targa, finished in white with red leather interior, delivered new to a dealer in San Antonio, Texas before passing to a single Mexican family in early 1970. Driven sparingly and consistently maintained rather than restored, the car accumulated fewer than 16,000 miles over five decades of single-family ownership. Relocated to Southern California in 2005, it retains its original character and is accompanied by the factory purchase order and historical documentation.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
    Estimate US$110,000 – US$140,000

    RM Sotheby's catalogue lot →

  2. 1969-12-01 → 1970Factory delivery
    Inter-Continental Motors Corporation
    full documentation

    San Antonio, Texas dealership that ordered the car new; original purchase order is preserved. Dispatched the vehicle to Mexico City buyers the following month.

  3. 1970 →Private sale
    Prominent Mexico City family
    full documentation

    Kept the car in Mexico for roughly 35 years with light use but attentive care; relocated it to Southern California in 2005 and had front seats refreshed ahead of a concours appearance. Car has remained within this single family throughout its life.

Competition

  1. La Jolla Concours

    Car was prepared for this event around 2005 following its move to California, with new front seats fitted to meet correct leather specification.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 2005
    Bodywork

    Replacement front seats fitted in period-correct leather trim, along with other minor cosmetic corrections, to prepare the car for a concours showing. No full restoration was undertaken.

    Work was carried out after the car was moved from Mexico to Southern California.

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