Jaguar E-Type Series II Roadster
1969
£59,000
Sold
Porsche 911E ‘Oel Klapper’
1972
Sold
Price: Sold
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Year
1972
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Make
Porsche
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Model
911E 2.4 'Oel Klapper'
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Engine Capacity
2341cc
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Engine Configuration
Flat 6
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Exterior
Tangerine (2323)
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Interior/Trim
Leatherette Black / Seat Inlays Corduroy
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RHD/LHD
RHD
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Transmission
5-Speed Manual
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Chassis no.
9112201067
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Registration
AMR 900L
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Recorded Mileage
35,000 miles (Approx. since rebuild)
THIS CAR
- Our Porsche 911E 2.4 ‘Oel Klappe’ was first registered on the 24th of August 1972, and was said to have been supplied to Dick Lovett Porsche on the 1st of July 1972.
- The original specification according to the Porsche ‘Certificate of Authenticity’ includes the following:
- Exterior Paint Colour – Tangerine / 2323
- Interior Material / Colours – Leatherette Black, Seat Inlays – Corduroy
- Rubber Buffers on Bumper Horns Front & Rear
- Outside Mirror Passengers Side
- Alloy Wheels 6×15
- Stabilizer Front & Rear 15mm
- Chrome Trims on Wheel Housings
- Comfort Equipment
- Coloured Windows
- Power Windows
- Sports Seats
- Rear Wiper
- After spending a number of years as a road car in it’s early life, this particular car was purchased by Bob Watson, of Bob Watson engineering. Under Bob’s ownership, the car was race prepared and competed across the UK and Europe, even setting a lap record at Zandvoort!
- The history file contains a number of fantastic photographs of the car competing in period.
- The car was later retired from the track and spent a number of years off of the road.
- From 2010 onwards, an extensive restoration has been completed to the following tune:
- 2010 – Extensive body restoration including multiple new panels and a full repaint in the factory colour of Tangerine
- 2017 – Robert Walker engineering overhauled the cylinder heads
- 2017 – Octane of Crowborough overhauled the engine with new Mahle 2.4E barrels, pistons, big ends and main bearings
- 2019/2020 – Carrera Performance rebuilt the suspension and gearbox
- The current owner purchased the car from Rindt Vehicle Design in December 2020.
- Since then, the owner has properly looked after and maintained the car, with invoices totaling in excess of £7,000. Some of the works include:
- New injectors
- Full fuel pump calibration
- Regular servicing
- Bodywork maintenance
- Today, the car presents incredibly well and runs exactly as it should.
- For anyone interested, we welcome any viewings and test drives at our showroom in Bicester Heritage.