Porsche 911 2.7 S

This 1976 911 2.7 S is a left-hand-drive car that has covered just 80,378 miles. It is finished in India Red with a Russet Red interior, a rarer pairing than the usual colours of the period. The 2.7 S is the more powerful version of the 2.7-litre flat-six in the early G-series 911.

It was supplied new in June 1976 by Competition Porsche & Audi of New York, and the original sales invoice is on file. Specified with Fuchs alloy wheels, no sunroof, a leather steering wheel and a Blaupunkt radio with Hirschmann electric aerial. It stayed in the USA, with service records to 2015, before coming to Europe. A Dutch specialist sold it in 2019 as an original-paint car, and paint depth readings are said to be consistent with that.

Since reaching the UK it has been serviced by JZM, with Porsche invoices for service items dated November 2025. The front seats have recently been restored by Nine Series Classics. It comes with the owner's handbook, warranty and service book in the correct wallet, a spare key and pouch, a tyre compressor, the tool kit and the original Hirschmann aerial key.