Porsche 911 T 2.2 Targa (1969)

Kickdown Check

• On-site kickdown assessment completed
• 205 photos
• Video including engine running
• Paint thickness measurement
• Classic Data evaluation from July 2015 with a grade of 2- available.
• Currently owned since 2015,
• Matching numbers, extensively partially restored (approximately €28,000 was already invested in the restoration in the U.S., including an engine overhaul; another approximately €15,000 was invested in Germany)

Facts & Specifications

• Year of manufacture: 1969
• First registration: USA (California), 1970
• Engine: 2.2-liter six-cylinder engine with 125 PS (92 kW)
• Transmission: Manual
• Exterior color: Ivory white
• Interior: black faux leather
• TÜV valid until 10/2027, H license plate
• Features:

Condition

Exterior

• Exterior color is Ivory White
• The vehicle was completely repainted in its original Ivory White color as part of a partial restoration in 2014
• Paint thickness measurements yielded values ranging from 196 µm to 909 µm
• The convertible top was replaced as part of the partial restoration
• There are no known defects in the bodywork
• The tires have a tread depth between 7 mm and 8 mm

Interior

• The car has a black faux leather interior
• The interior is in well-maintained condition with a slight patina
• There are no known defects in the interior

Mechanics

• The vehicle is registered and road-ready.
• There is no backlog of maintenance
• The engine is in perfect condition. It was overhauled as part of the partial restoration in 2014
• The manual transmission shifts smoothly. The shift linkage was overhauled in recent years
• The brakes and steering are in very good condition. The brake system was overhauled in 2025. In addition, over the past ten years, the alternator and wheel bearings, among other components, have been replaced or overhauled
• Last maintenance: October 2025

History

Ownership History

• Current owner: since 2015
• Number of owners: 3
• The vehicle was delivered in the U.S. (California) in early 1970 and has had two verified previous owners there. Since being brought to Germany in 2015, the Porsche has been owned by the seller

Service History

• 2025: Brake system overhauled
• 2025: Last service in October
• 2014: Extensive partial restoration including engine overhaul, complete repaint in Ivory White, and replacement of the Targa roof
• Additional details include:
• Alternator replaced or reconditioned
• Wheel bearings replaced or overhauled
• Shift linkage overhauled

Documents

• Vehicle registration certificate (Image 173) and vehicle registration certificate (Image 179)
• TÜV report (Image 169)
• Classic Data appraisal 07/2015, grade 2- (Image 182)
• Invoices for the partial restoration totaling approximately €24,000, as well as additional invoices for the work performed, are available (Images 157–168, 186–191)
• Porsche Certificate of Authority from 2013, as well as proof of the original BluePlate and matching numbers (Images 172, 177, 183)

Summary

For sale is a 1969 Porsche 911 T Targa in Ivory White with a 2.2-liter engine and manual transmission. The vehicle was delivered in California in early 1970 and has a traceable history with a total of three owners. The Porsche has an original BluePlate and matching numbers; it also comes with a Porsche Certificate of Authority from 2013. Since being imported to Germany in 2015, the Targa has been owned by the current seller, who has driven the vehicle only about 8,000 kilometers since then. An extensive partial restoration was carried out as early as 2014, including a complete repaint in the original Ivory White, an engine overhaul, and replacement of the Targa roof. Invoices totaling approximately €24,000, as well as additional documentation regarding subsequent improvements, are available. Over the past ten years, the alternator, wheel bearings, shift linkage, and brake system, among other components, have been overhauled; the brakes were last serviced in 2025. The most recent service was performed in October 2025. The seller describes the engine, brakes, steering, and transmission as in perfect working order, so there is no backlog of maintenance. The TÜV inspection is valid through October 2027, and the vehicle has an “H” license plate. With its California history, matching numbers, extensive documentation, and the technical work already performed, this 911 Targa offers an interesting opportunity for enthusiasts seeking a registered and roadworthy classic with a traceable ownership history.