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1973 Porsche 911 Targa F-series

9113310464roadGermany
Engine
Flat-six, rebuilt and upgraded to approximately 230 bhp (originally ~190 bhp)
Colour
Light Ivory ('Hellelfenbein')

The 464th of 925 F-series Targa bodies produced in 1973, this Porsche 911 S 2.4 represents the final model year of the long-bonnet, narrow-bumper configuration. Delivered new through JV Porsche in Verona, it remained in the Veneto region for nearly four decades. Notably equipped with several options shared with the contemporary Carrera RS — including the 85-litre plastic fuel tank, 915 gearbox, and aluminium brake callipers — it underwent a cosmetic restoration by Modena specialists prior to its current ownership, retaining its original Hellelfenbein finish.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
    Sold €190,400 (≈ $209K)

    RM Sotheby's catalogue lot →

  2. Auction sale
    Sold €138,000 (≈ $152K)

    RM Sotheby's catalogue lot →

  3. 1973 →Factory delivery
    First owner via JV Porsche, Verona
    partial documentation

    Original purchaser who took delivery through a Verona dealership; the car remained in the same Italian region for approximately 37 years.

  4. → 2010Acquisition unknown
    Previous owner who commissioned cosmetic restoration
    partial documentation

    This owner arranged a cosmetic refurbishment by Modena-based specialists, covering a full respray in the original ivory colour and a new black leather cabin with factory-style carpets.

  5. 2010 →Private sale
    Current consignor
    partial documentation

    Acquired the car in 2010 after it had spent its first 37 years in the Verona region; subsequently had the wheels refurbished and period-correct tyres fitted.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. Restoration
    Modena specialists (unnamed)

    Cosmetic restoration carried out under the previous owner's direction by specialists based in Modena, encompassing a full respray in the factory colour Hellelfenbein and fitment of a new black leather interior with original-specification grey knitted carpets.

    Restoration receipts are included with the car's documentation.

  2. Maintenance
    Art Wheels

    All four original date-stamped wheels were refurbished and anodised to a factory-equivalent finish.

    Workshop located in France.

  3. Mechanical

    Fitted with new period-correct 185/70-15 Michelin XWX tyres.

    Described as recently completed at time of cataloguing.

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