1974 Porsche 911 Coupe

Make

Porsche

Model

911 Coupe

Year

1974

Listed price

$129,995

Location

Burbank

Transmission

Manual

Mileage

0 miles

The 1974 model year marked a significant pivot for the Porsche 911, ushering in the G-Series platform that would define the car for the next 15 years. Following the end of the beloved long-hood era, the G-Series introduced the now-iconic impact bumpers, a design mandate driven by new US safety regulations. While initially met with some skepticism, these cars quickly proved their mettle, retaining the 911's pure driving dynamics and evolving its aesthetic. For enthusiasts, the 1974 911 is particularly noteworthy for its brief, one-year offering of the 2.7-liter mechanically fuel-injected (MFI) engine – a direct descendent of the legendary Carrera RS power unit. This MFI setup, distinct from the K-Jetronic CIS injection found in later 2.7-liter cars, delivered a sharper, more immediate throttle response and a raw, visceral driving experience that purists still covet. This particular 1974 Porsche 911 Coupe exemplifies the rare MFI specification, pairing its desirable 2.7L MFI engine with a factory 5-speed manual transmission. Showing a mere 36,000 miles, this example has clearly been cherished, benefiting from an engine-out service this year that included a comprehensive reseal, ensuring its iconic flat-six performs as intended, leak-free. The car's readiness for spirited driving is further enhanced by recently installed Brembo brakes, providing modern stopping power to match its classic performance. This is a prime opportunity to acquire a meticulously maintained and mechanically sorted example of a highly sought-after, single-year Porsche 911 variant.