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1965 Porsche 911

302301roadGermany
Engine
2.0L air-cooled flat-six, 130 hp
Colour
Polo Red

A remarkably unrestored 1966 model-year Porsche 911, completed at the factory on 22 September 1965 and delivered to its first owner in California on 5 October of that year. Finished in Polo Red over black leatherette, the car was laid up after a 1975 Porsche Parade outing and survived in highly original condition, retaining its original engine. It earned a Best in Class award at the 2013 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance before being donated to the Petersen Automotive Museum, for whose benefit it is now offered at auction.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
  2. 1965-10-05 →Factory delivery
    Kenneth Fielding
    full documentation

    Took delivery directly from Porsche in Germany; car shipped to his residence in Woodland, California. After roughly a decade of minimal use, the car was stored following a 1975 trip to Monterey.

  3. Date unknownAcquisition unknown
    Richard and Allison Roeder and Reed and Nan Harman
    partial documentation

    Los Angeles-based owners who entered the car at the 2013 Pebble Beach Concours before subsequently donating it to the Petersen Automotive Museum.

  4. Date unknownAcquisition unknown
    Petersen Automotive Museum
    partial documentation

    Received the car as a donation from the prior owners; now offering it at auction to benefit the museum foundation.

Competition

  1. 1975Porsche Parade
    1975 Porsche Parade

    Car was driven to Monterey for this event, which turned out to be its last outing before being stored for an extended period.

  2. 2013
    2013 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
    Best in Class — Post-war Preservation

    Entered by the Roeder and Harman families; recognized for its exceptional originality in the preservation category.

Maintenance & restoration

No maintenance or restoration records.

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