1966 Porsche 911 2.0-litre SWB Sunroof Coupé
- Engine
- 1.99L air-cooled flat-six, single overhead cam, 130 bhp
A March 1966 first-series short-wheelbase Porsche 911 2.0-litre coupé, delivered new through the Rossel dealership in Wiesbaden and believed to have remained in Germany throughout its life. A matching-numbers example retaining its original colour scheme and equipped from new with a Webasto sliding sunroof and Becker Monte Carlo radio, it underwent a comprehensive professional restoration costing in excess of €100,000 by marque specialists GT Classic Sportwagen in Essen, at which point several bespoke options were added. Documentation includes a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, the original Kardex, and TÜV paperwork.
Ownership
- 2018-10-05Auction saleSold €180,000 (≈ $198K)
- 1966-03-01 →Factory deliveryRossel dealership, Wiesbadenpartial documentation
Wiesbaden-based dealer through which the car was initially delivered new in Germany.
- 2014 →Private saleCurrent vendorfull documentation
Acquired the car requiring full restoration; commissioned a comprehensive rebuild by GT Classic Sportwagen in Essen at a cost exceeding €100,000, adding several bespoke options including full leather trim and chrome wheels.
Competition
No competition history extracted from the catalogue.
Maintenance & restoration
- 2014RestorationGT Classic Sportwagen
Complete ground-up restoration to concours standard, encompassing all mechanical and cosmetic aspects, with additional bespoke options fitted including full black leather upholstery, chrome wheels, a GPS tracker, and competition safety harnesses; total cost exceeded €100,000.
Workshop located in Essen, Germany; described as marque specialists. Invoice and full restoration documentation retained.
- 2015Inspection
German TÜV technical inspection carried out and associated paperwork issued.
TÜV paperwork forms part of the car's accompanying documentation file.
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