1973 Porsche 911

Make

Porsche

Model

911

Year

1973

Listed price

$34,000

Location

Dallas, Texas

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

114,238 miles

The 1973 Porsche 911 represents the culmination of the original "long-hood" era, a period often revered by purists for its purity of design and driving dynamics. This was the final year before the controversial impact-bumper G-series cars, making the '73 models particularly sought after. The E-series, nestled between the entry-level T and the high-performance S, offered a refined balance of power and comfort, frequently powered by a 2.4-liter flat-six engine. The Targa variant, introduced in 1965, provided the open-air experience of a convertible with the added structural rigidity and safety of a roll hoop, a pioneering design that became an icon in its own right. This 1973 Porsche 911E Targa, a European delivery model, presents a compelling opportunity for restoration. Originally finished in the classic Light Ivory over a black interior, it has spent a considerable time off the road, reflected in its 114,238 miles. While the engine and transmission details are not specified, its status as a Sportmatic Targa points to its original configuration as an engaging blend of open-top motoring and Porsche's innovative semi-automatic gearbox. Described as an "extremely solid project car" with "excellent bones," it offers a robust foundation for a passionate enthusiast to bring this desirable long-hood Targa back to its former glory. This is a chance to revive a significant piece of Porsche history and experience the unadulterated essence of the early 911.