1969 911T rhd info please

[Nine One One]

Adding to the list of RHD 1969 911t
119100318

https://richmonds.com.au/portfolio/1969 ... 11t-coupe/

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) 119100318
Engine Number 6192242
Model & Year 1969 911T
Exterior colour Polo Red
Delivery Hamiltons of Melbourne

Thanks, interesting to see another South African RHD car that’s early in production. Or at least an early vin number. Looks a great car.

Price: $289,900 Prices are fairly high in Australia then?

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New RHD 1969T onto the list

Adding to the list of RHD 1969 911t
119100167

https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/detail ... 0357/?Cr=2

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) 119100167
Engine Number 6193150
Model & Year 1969 911T
Exterior colour: Burgundy
Delivery Scuderia Veloce Sydney


"Here we have a very original Australian delivered 911T manual coupe in lovely condition that would make an exceptional 'driver'. Since being delivered by Scuderia Veloce Motors Willoughby in March 1970 It has remained in NSW all its life and has been with the same family for the last 40 odd years.
Porsche Cars Australia has confirmed it is a matching numbers car, it is still in its original delivery colour specification of burgundy with Beige. It was originally delivered with a 'Sportomatic' transmission which like so many of them was replaced with a much better 5-speed 915 box in the late 80's. In the early 90's and approx 8,000 klms ago the engine was rebuilt and upgraded to 2.2L. But as the car has had little use since, it will need to come apart again to deal primarily with oil leaks.
We have had a good look at the body and have found a very minimal amount of rust that you could choose to fix now or simply monitor for the time being. The paintwork is good (not perfect) and presents extremely well. Over the years due to wear and tear some of the original items have been changed for later items such as the dashboard ( we have the original ), front horn grills, and side sills.
It has had a lot of money spent on it over the last few years including a new carpet set ( 356 style square-weave ), all new suspension and bushings, brake and fuel lines, wheel bearings, brakes etc... We have just carried out a compression and leakage test which was very good, there are no broken head studs and valve clearances have been set. But as I mentioned above it needs to come apart to deal with the leaks. During the gearbox change, the odometer was changed to an electronic unit, it was showing approx 78,000 miles so the total mileage on the car is approx 143,000 km. Lastly, it comes with its original books and a folder of receipts going back to the 80's.
This is a genuine opportunity to obtain a very original piece of Australian Porsche history. Once the engine has been taken care of this will make a lovely original early car for someone to drive and enjoy without the anxiety of living with a concourse winner.
A full report has been completed on the car so feel free to call and discuss.

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New RHD 1969T onto the list

119100118

https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/detail ... 706/?Cr=12

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) 119100118
Engine Number ?
Model & Year 1969 911T
Exterior colour: (now) White with Red Interior
Delivery: imported to Australia through Hamiltons via the New Zealand concessionaire in 1970



1969 Porsche 911 T - Genuine RHD imported to Australia through Hamiltons via the New Zealand concessionaire in 1970

- Without a doubt the best and most collectible colour combination.
- In excellent condition with service schedule up to date and with RWC
- Currently club registered however will be sold with full Vic Rego
- Beautiful paint and body condition
- Gorgeous interior condition with full red leather, carpet, and all original dash
- Original radio included

Multiple restorations and refurbishments over the years fully documented into a massive ownership file. Huge file of receipts and documentation outlining the works.
Drives absolutely sensationally well, ready to enjoy on the great Ocean Road for a Sunday cruise or on a Porsche Club rally. Or simply store it in the garage as an astute tax-free investment, and watch it go up in value.

Owned by Porsche enthusiast collector over the past 10 years, who has regrettably decided to sell off some of his collection in retirement. A wonderful opportunity to secure a seriously collectible investment quality Porsche that will continue to appreciate in value over the years.

[BILLY BEAN]

Welcome to DDK Andy.
Pictures will help as they jog memories, interior too in case thing have changed over the years.
If you join the Porsche Club of GB you can get for free the factory build card.
Good luck with your quest.
Graham.

Not correct Graham. Cardex ( build document) was only available up to 1969 model year. The former COA : Certificate of Authenticity is also no longer available.
It is worth contacting the PCGB register secretary for your car incase there is any record of it in the Early 911 register.

[g3ngs2]

Welcome...

The guy at PCGB you might be looking for at PCGB as early 911 sec is Robin Walker

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Just adding another 1969 911T RHD to this list: 1191 00115

Hamilton (Australian) delivery apparently

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Current Updated - see below post

[knapmann]

I own 119100229 also Isaac Agnew delivered, built 17/03/69 originally Light Ivory, Black interior

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Thanks Knapmann

Current Updated (as far as we know) Davep list is therefore
119100006
119100007
119100008
119100009
119100011
119100014
119100015
119100016
119100018
119100027
119100032
119100115
119100117
119100118
119100143
119100148
119100160
119100167
119100229
119100250
119100279
119100286
119100287
119100288
119100318