1970 Porsche 911T Sunroof Coupe

This 1970 Porsche 911T sunroof coupe was originally registered in the Monterey, California area before moving to Arizona after being offered in a 2012 estate sale. Powered by its numbers-matching 2. According to the CoA, this car came with the Comfort Equipment package from the factory, which consisted of 911S instrumentation, gold rear emblems, aluminum door sill plates, S rubber mouldings on the bumpers and beneath the doors, and chrome rocker panels. The body is known to have been repainted once, with paint chips and scratches noted around the rear deck lid, which are highlighted in the photo gallery. This one belonged to his wife. Chrome wheel arch trim is also present. S aluminum brake calipers were also factory equipped along with 14Ã?5. 5â?³ Fuchs alloy wheels and a full-size spare, all five of which are wrapped in Vredestein Sport radial tires mounted and balanced in 2012. The front support tray has been replaced. The repairs were such that the passenger door no longer â??pingsâ? and there is currently noticeable wind noise from a gap in the windshield seal. The factory door panels and pockets are noted to be in nice shape, while some wear is present in the carpet near the gas pedal. The electric sunroof is in good working order. This 911T came factory-equipped with S gauges, which were recently redone by Hollywood Speedometer. The original Blaupunkt Frankfurt AM/FM radio remains fully operational. Two rebuilt Bosch horns and a new horn relay were recently fitted. The factory 2. 2-liter flat-six breathes through the original Zenith carburetors. Two new Interstate batteries were installed in 2016. A small oil leak from the right valve cover is reported as the only known current mechanical issue. Engine #6106057 can be seen above and is confirmed as original by the CoA. The Porsche Certificate of Authenticity is displayed above and notes factory equipment, colors, and numbers