This Porsche 911E Targa project from 1973, is described by the seller as a rare find with exceptional originality. According to the seller, this is a one-owner car that still has its numbers-matching engine and transmission. The car is said to be 100% complete, unaltered, and never taken apart, making it a truly unique opportunity for Porsche enthusiasts.

The seller states that the car retains its original Fuchs wheels, including the spare. Additionally, they report that the floors, suspension mounting points, rockers, and jack mounts are solid, suggesting a strong foundation for restoration. While the car will need a full restoration, the seller notes that the engine turns over by hand, which may indicate potential for revival.

The 911E Targa has reportedly been off the road since 2004 and was stored outdoors under a cover for the past five years, as seen in the photos. This preservation method has undoubtedly left room for work, but its originality and completeness make it an enticing project for collectors or restorers. Find it for sale at $38,500 here in Miami, FL.