This 1965 Porsche 911 is a purpose-built race car with true motorsport pedigree. It achieved multiple class wins at the 1969 12 Hours of Sebring and was driven in that same race by Dr. Wilbur Pickett and Peter Gregg—cementing its place in endurance racing history.
Under the decklid is a fresh 2.5-liter twin-plug flat-six engine, offering both reliability and power for continued competition. This car has also participated in multiple Rennsport Reunions and the prestigious Monterey Historics, reflecting its standing within the vintage racing community.
Race-ready and track-proven, the car includes a set of Fuchs wheels prepared specifically for racing. Whether you’re seeking a historically significant entry for vintage motorsport or a centerpiece for a serious collection, this early 911 delivers on every front.
