1967 Porsche 912 Sunroof Coupe

Owned by the founder of the 912 Registry, we present Jeff Trask's beloved 912 Sunroof Coupe finished in a wonderful grey with a black interior. Mr. Trask used it as his daily driver and gave this vehicle much love and care. This 912 has seen its fair share of captivating scenery as it has been through the Texas Hill Climb and the several West Coast Holiday events. Through these events, this 912 has traveled to Texas several times and Washington with no problems. Truly a great running 912 and an extremely rare '67 short wheelbase which was special ordered with an electric sliding sunroof from the factory. Matching numbers, equipped with a 5-gauge dash, original Blaupunkt AM/FM radio. black vinyl seats with basket weave inserts, headrest, and the optional 5- speed gearbox. The exterior & interior are in exceptional condition. This 912 is in excellent mechanical condition, which starts, drives, and runs and is a true pleasure to drive.

History:

In 1966 Porsche made the change to make all dashboards matte black and feature a decorative band of brushed aluminum. The bumper guards, which had been chrome through 1966, now incorporated a rubber strip. Inside the car, a 5-gauge dashboard became standard in 1967, with the additional gauges being a clock and an ambient temperature gauge. On rare sunroof optioned cars, drainage vents were moved from just above the upper corners of the window to the internal drainage channel of the rear decklid. Roughly about 2-3% of all factory Porsches made in 1967 were special ordered with the power sunroof option.