Description
An exciting opportunity to acquire a 1974 Porsche 911 SC, originally imported from the USA, where it spent time in California and Pennsylvania before being brought to the UK. The car is now UK registered, with all duties and VAT fully paid. This matching-numbers example features the original 2. 7L flat-six engine and 5-speed manual gearbox, making it an excellent candidate for a rewarding restoration project.
Key Details:
Year: 1974
Model: Porsche 911 SC
Engine: 2. 7L Flat-Six (Matching Numbers)
Transmission: 5-Speed Manual (Minor selection issues with 1st & 2nd)
Mileage: 25, 000 miles (Recorded)
Colour: Silver (original colour, white)
Interior: Blue
UK Registered: Yes
V5 Present: Yes
Imported From: USA (Duties & VAT Paid)
Condition & Restoration Potential:
This 911 was in running condition when imported but has since been garaged and will require recommissioning. It offers a great base for restoration, with several areas that could be addressed to return it to its former glory:
✅ Engine oil leaks – likely a minor fix.
✅ Gearbox adjustment – 1st & 2nd gear selection needs attention
✅ Suspension refresh – rear shocks, CV boots, ARB links & bushes
✅ Steering rack refurbishment – to restore full functionality
✅ Heat exchangers replacement – essential for performance
✅ Electrical work – including indicators, brake light, and reverse light
✅ Bodywork & paint – respray and minor repairs for a nice finish
This is a perfect project car for anyone looking to restore a classic Porsche 911 to its full potential. With a little attention, this car will be a true gem.
Feel free to get in touch for more details or arrange a viewing. Why Buy This Car?
Classic air-cooled 911s continue to rise in value, and this matching-numbers 1974 SC presents a great opportunity for a personal restoration project or professional recommissioning.
I had intended to take on this project myself, but with other commitments, I’ve decided to let it go to someone who will bring it back to life.
Price & Viewing:
Looking for £30, 000 - £35, 000, but open to sensible offers. Located in Bromley, Kent—viewings welcome by appointment.
