1966 Porsche 912

Make

Porsche

Model

912

Year

1966

Listed price

$57,500

Location

Sullivans Island, South Carolina

Transmission

Manual

Mileage

92,952 miles

When Porsche introduced the 911 in 1963 as the successor to the venerable 356, its higher price point left a void in the lineup. The solution arrived in 1965 with the 912, a brilliant exercise in parts bin engineering that married the svelte new 911 chassis with the proven, efficient 1.6-liter air-cooled flat-four from the 356SC. This allowed enthusiasts to experience the cutting-edge design and superior handling of the 911 at a more accessible price, quickly making the 912 a sales success and a critical model in Porsche's mid-sixties transition. Offered in both coupe and Targa forms, the 912 proved to be a lighter, better-balanced, and more economical alternative to its six-cylinder sibling, earning a reputation for its delightful driving dynamics and surprising rally prowess. This 1966 Porsche 912 Coupe exemplifies the early, desirable short-wheelbase (SWB) cars, featuring the iconic Karmann-built bodywork. Finished in the striking and period-correct shade of Golf Blue (6603) over a Sand Beige interior, this 92,952-mile example presents as a well-preserved driver. Power is delivered through a crisp 5-speed manual transmission, a sought-after option that enhances the engaging nature of its 4-cylinder engine. The extensive accompanying records speak to a history of diligent care, underscoring its appeal to a discerning enthusiast. This 912 offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a classic Porsche with undeniable charm and a rich heritage.