1967 Porsche 912

Make

Porsche

Model

912

Year

1967

Listed price

$19,750

Location

Los Angeles, California

Transmission

Manual

Mileage

0 miles

The Porsche 912, introduced in 1965, arrived as a more accessible alternative to the then-new 911, offering much of its elder sibling's iconic styling and handling prowess at a more approachable price point. Sharing the 911's unibody chassis, the 912 distinguished itself with a 1.6-liter air-cooled flat-four engine derived from the venerable 356 SC. This strategic move allowed Porsche to broaden its market appeal, and the 912 quickly became a sales success, often outselling the 911 in its early years. Its lighter engine contributed to a more balanced weight distribution and nimble feel, endearing it to enthusiasts who appreciated its purity and efficiency. The 1967 model year, like this example, represents the desirable short-wheelbase configuration, often lauded for its direct and engaging driving dynamics before the wheelbase was lengthened for 1969. This 1967 Porsche 912 Coupe, recently unearthed from a dry Arizona desert climate, presents a compelling opportunity for restoration. Finished in classic black over a tan interior, this short-wheelbase example retains its flat-four engine and desirable 5-speed manual transaxle. While offered as a project, its long-term potential is evident, boasting features like four-wheel disc brakes, VDO instrumentation, and even a period-style ducktail "Entenbürzel" spoiler, hinting at a sporting past or future. The presence of sport seats and 15-inch steel wheels further enhances its appeal as an excellent canvas for a dedicated enthusiast. This is a rare chance to acquire a foundational piece of Porsche history, ripe for revival.