Kickdown Check Kick-down inventory is carried out on the ground 95 photos Video Extremely rare very early Targa with short wheelbase ("SWB") and foldable Softwindow rear disc Recently completed Nut-and-Bolt restoration with very extensive, detailed picture documentation Matching Numbers according to Porsche Certificate Evaluation of the automotive expert firm Jens Wolfram (classic-analytics) from August 2026 with the mark 1- available Last service in July 2026 Facts & Specification Year of construction: 1967 First authorisation: 01.07.1968 Delivery via Raffay Hamburg, in 2009 the Targa was reimported from the USA Chassis number: 11870033, early production number 0033 within the 911 T Targa series of the model year 1968 According to historical production data, a total of 521 Porsche 911 T Targa were built in the 1968 model year Bodywork: Targa with short wheelbase (SWB), removable roof part, Softwindow (flexible plastic rear window) Engine: air-cooled 2.0-litre boxer six-cylinder (type 901/03, 1.991 cm3) with 110 hp (81 kW) Gearbox: Manual manual transmission Outer colour: blood orange (color code 6809) Interior: synthetic leather black TÜV up to 07/2028, H-mark Equipment: Fox rims 6Jx15 (registered in the papers) with Pirelli P6000 in 195/65 R15 Reserve wheel with identical tyres Wooden steering wheel Blaupunkt radio in aluminum cladding New Persenning Clamping and locking handles for the Targa roof The following modifications were made: Wheelhouses lined with plastic claddings, mounting over aluminium brackets without additional holes Brake system filled with silicone containing non-hygroscopic brake fluid Condition Exterior Outer colour is blood orange (color code 6809), original colour according to Porsche data card Completely repainted as part of the restoration, engine compartment, trunk and underbody in car colour Body completely disassembled and sandblasted, corrosion damage eliminated, tinned metal repairs Curvatures after restoration treated with epoxy rust protection and sealed with Mike Sander hollow wax Chrome and decorative parts reworked or newly chromed, external seals renewed Accident damage is not known The body is in an extremely good, almost new condition with only minimal signs of wear Interior synthetic leather black, carpet set renewed in cell wool velours The interior is in an extremely good condition with only minimal traces of use, the interior has been restored Original seat covers received and reworked, upholstery partially rebuilt Door panels, A-column and Targa hanger claddings renewed or newly covered Dashboard and instruments removed and overhauled by a specialist company Targa roof renewed, softwindow cleaned and impregnated Technology Ready for use and approved Engine original (Matching Numbers), running perfectly Engine partially revised as part of the restoration: partially dismantled, checked, partially repaired and sealed Gearbox completely disassembled, restocked, sealed and partially repaired, switches correctly Extension parts overhauled: carburettor system revised at a specialist plant, ignition system, fan wheel, engine panelling and motor cabling revised or renewed, heating bulbs revised, engine and transmission bearings renewed Chassis overhauled: crossbars, axle legs and sword arms worked up, ball heads, carrying joints, rubber bearings and bushings renewed, Koni shock absorbers Brake system front and rear disassembled, overhauled and resealed, brake calipers nickel-plated Electrics: Cable harness completely disassembled and partly renewed, headlights renewed, rear lights and turn signals reworked Technical defects are not known Tyre profile 8.0 mm on all four wheels Last maintenance: 07//2026 History Ownership history 2009: Acquisition in the USA, then re-import to Germany 2003: Award at the 9th Annual Kingsburg Car Show in California (before restoration) 24.10.1967: Delivery to Porsche dealer Raffay, Hamburg (according to Porsche certificate) Read-out speedometer 4.051 km, this does not correspond to the total running power, since the instruments were overhauled during the restoration Service history 07/2026: Service with engine oil change and new spark plugs, exhaust system renewed, carburettor resealed and synchronized 07/2026: main examination, next HU 07/2028 Nut-and-bolt restoration: vehicle completely disassembled including wire harness, work partly in self-direction and partly through specialist companies, around 1,720 working hours Extensive collection of repair and restoration documents Documents Rating Note 1- of the automotive expert office Jens Wolfram from 09.08.2026 with photo documentation Porsche data card (Porsche Deutschland GmbH, 12/2009) German vehicle papers Operating instructions Extensive collection of repair and restoration documents Extensive, detailed picture documentation of the entire restoration Executive summary For sale is a Porsche 911 T Targa "Softwindow" with short wheelbase in Blutorange, built in 1967, with the chassis number 11870033 (production number 0033). The vehicle was completely disassembled and rebuilt in a groove-and-bolt restoration, including repainting, Mike Sander hollow sealing, partially revised engine and outdated gearbox. Vehicle, engine and transmission numbers match the Porsche certificate. Body and interior are in an extremely good, restored condition, the rating of August 2026 awards the grade 1-. Technical defects are not known. The car is aimed at collectors of earlier 911 models looking for a documented restored and rare SWB-Targa.