Porsche 911 2.4 E Targa Ölklappe (1972)
Porsche 911 2.4 E Targa (1972), restored, with Fuchs rims, originally delivered in Germany
Overview
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by Moritz HelbichAn oil-flap model is always something special; after all, these 911s were only produced during the 1972 model year. As a result, these cars are exceptionally rare and valuable. As a Targa in its original Viper Green paint, the example offered here is a real head-turner. Since the car was restored a few years ago, it’s ready to hit the road right away. An ideal opportunity for all Porsche fans!
Kickdown Check
- On-site kickdown assessment conducted
- 294 photos
- Video including engine running
- Paint thickness measurement
- The Porsche was restored in 2009 (completely stripped of paint, panels welded in, repainted, and the engine was also disassembled and fitted with new gaskets, as well as other minor work)
- Matching Numbers
Facts & Specifications
- Year of manufacture: 1972
- First registration: Germany
- Engine: 2.7-liter six-cylinder engine with 165 hp (121 kW)
- Transmission: Manual
- Exterior color: Viper Green (original color)
- Interior: black fabric/leather combination
- TÜV valid until September 2027, H-license plate
- Features:
- Rare oil flap model
- Fuchs rims
Condition
Exterior
- The Porsche is painted in Viper Green (original color); during the restoration, the entire car was stripped and repainted
- Paint thickness measurements yielded values between 227 and 1,164 micrometers.
- The paint and body are in good condition; there are only minor signs of wear due to age
- There is no known rust; the car was treated with undercoating after restoration
- The glass on the driver’s side exterior mirror is cracked (Image 132)
- Older Fula brand tires are mounted. The tire tread depth is approx. 4–5 mm
Interior
- Black seats with a combination of leather and fabric center panels
- The interior is in good condition with slight age-related wear
- Seal on the Targa bar shows signs of wear (Image 141, 196)
- Clock not functioning
Mechanics
- The Porsche is ready to drive immediately
- The engine maintains a steady RPM and revs up smoothly. No oil leaks are known. Matching numbers are present
- The transmission shifts flawlessly; the clutch was replaced during restoration
- There are no known defects in the chassis
History
Ownership history
- 2008–present: Current owner
- The Porsche has likely had a total of 3 owners
Service history
- May 30, 1972 at 970 km – Maintenance and lubrication service performed (stamp: Otto Glöckler, Frankfurt)
- 12/19/1972 at 10,000 km – Engine oil change performed (stamp: Otto Glöckler, Frankfurt)
- Additional entry at approx. 50,000 km – Engine oil change performed
Documents
- Original service booklet available (Images 259 to 262)
- Porsche certificate of origin (Image 270)
- Vehicle registration certificate (Images 256 and 257)
Summary
For sale is a 1972 Porsche 911 2.4 Targa "Oil Flap" in Viper Green with a black leather and fabric interior. This rare Oil Flap model was restored and refurbished between 2008 and 2009, with approximately €20,000 invested. As part of this work, the body was restored and completely repainted, and the engine was disassembled and fitted with new gaskets. There are minor signs of wear due to age, but overall this is a very attractive and harmonious classic 911. The vehicle is registered, has an H-license plate, and is TÜV-certified until 09/2027.
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Kickdown check
- Kickdown photographer was on site
- Video of the vehicle available
- Main inspection
- Matching numbers
Transport
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