1966 Porsche 911

304392roadGermany

Engine: 2.0L air-cooled flat-six (Type 901/05), 130 hp at 6,100 rpm
Colour: Polo Red

A 1966 Porsche 911 completed at the Stuttgart factory on 17 June 1966, finished in Polo Red over a black leather interior with wood dashboard trim. Fitted with a matching-numbers Type 901/05 2.0-litre flat-six producing 130 bhp, the car is believed to have been first delivered to Sweden and subsequently passed through France, Germany, and Switzerland. A partial Kardex report confirms matching-numbers status, and a history file dating to 1995 supports the car's documented provenance, including a substantial engine rebuild in 2016.

Ownership

—Auction sale
Estimate €140,000 – €160,000
RM Sotheby's catalogue lot →
1966 →Factory delivery
Swedish first owner
partial documentation
Believed to have taken delivery new in Sweden; precise ownership span not recorded.
Date unknownAcquisition unknown
French owner
partial documentation
Car registered and serviced in France at some point after initial Swedish ownership; invoices from French workshops are part of the history file.
Date unknownAcquisition unknown
German owner
partial documentation
Car held and registered in Germany at some stage in its ownership chain; workshop invoices from this period included in the file.
Date unknownAcquisition unknown
Swiss owner
partial documentation
Car registered and serviced in Switzerland; associated invoices form part of the documented history.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

2016Engine rebuild
The Workshop, Arbonne
The flat-six engine was removed and fully rebuilt at a cost exceeding €19,500.
Documented by invoice within the history file.
2017Mechanical
The Workshop, Arbonne
The gearbox was detached and subsequently reassembled, with associated costs surpassing €4,300.
Carried out approximately one year after the engine rebuild; documented by invoice.

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