1967 Porsche 912

Make

Porsche

Model

912

Year

1967

Listed price

$19,800

Location

York, South Carolina

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

57,524 miles

Born from a desire to offer a more accessible entry point into the Porsche family, the 912 arrived in 1965 as a spiritual successor to the outgoing 356. While its big brother, the 911, captured headlines with its revolutionary flat-six engine, the 912 quietly carved its own niche, pairing the 911’s elegant new unibody chassis with the proven and efficient 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine from the 356SC. This clever combination provided Porsche's signature handling and build quality at a more approachable price point, quickly making it a sales success and a darling among enthusiasts who appreciated its lighter front end and balanced dynamics. This 1967 Porsche 912 presents a remarkable opportunity to revive a classic that has patiently awaited its second act. Showing a believed-accurate 57,524 miles, this example was originally finished in the desirable Irish Green before an earlier repaint in its current blue hue. Stored for over three decades after being partially disassembled for a restoration that never came to fruition, the car remains largely solid, with notably intact front and rear floorboards—a rare find for a vehicle of this vintage. The original engine, which was running when the car was parked, still turns over freely by hand, suggesting a promising foundation for recommissioning. While some components like the windshield, rear glass, and gas tank are absent, the seller notes that most removed parts, including lights, gauges, bumpers, and interior panels, are included. This 912 is a compelling project for the enthusiast ready to bring a beloved air-cooled Porsche back to its former glory.