Archives par mot-clé : 912 a vendre

SHOP VISIT – BENTON PERFORMANCE by Deus America

ou know how it goes, when you find yourself in someone’s neck-of-the-woods and you can’t help but pop in unannounced for a 5 minute pitstop just to say hello. Somehow that 5 minutes turns into 30 and then, before you know it, its been an hour or more?

Well thats just what happened, one fine day a few weeks ago, when we were in Anaheim dropping off a motorcycle part at a machine shop just around the corner from Benton Performance.

John Benton works on old Porsches and is THE DUDE for 912 tuning at his shop in Anaheim California. He and his loyal crew of specialist at Benton Performance have single handedly turned Zuffenhausen’s air-cooled flat four cylinder engine motorcar into being regarded as a sexy beast in its own right, not merely the “kid brother” in the shadow of the ever beloved six-cylinder 911, at least not after John and the crew have their way with one. Of course, Benton Performance knows their way around those too, not to mention 356s, one of which John races in the tempestuous La Carrera Panamericana. Benton has the magic touch, from full restorations to fine-tuning distributors to twin spark conversions to performance exhausts to… you get the idea.  But don’t take our word for it, let the full garage and lot of loyal customer’s cars waiting their turn on the car lift do the talking!

It’s no surprise that some of our favorite cars at the Luftgekühlt shows over the years have been Benton Built. “The Beater”, comes to mind. Kevin Lynch’s bahama yellow “Bahammer”. The list goes on and on, and we are excited to see what his crew will bring out the Luftgekühlt 4 event coming up on May 7th. Tickets to the show are now available on luftgekuhlt.com

Huge thanks to the guys for taking the time to show us around the shop!

Follow @bentonperfomance on Instagram to see day-to-day awesomeness

http://deuscustoms.com/blog/shop-visit-benton-performance/

1966 Porsche 912 on EBAY

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Caractéristiques de l’objet

Condition: Utilisé An: 1966
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 352636 Kilométrage: 17793
Couleur extérieure: SLATE GRAY FABRIQUANT: Porsche
Couleur intérieure: ROUGE MODELE:

912

Nombre de cylindres: 4CYC TYPE: 2DR
Transmission: MANUEL Moteur: 1.6
Type de carrosserie: Coupe Titre du véhicule: Clair

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-Porsche-912-2DR-/142344547438?hash=item2124656c6e%3Ag%3AU5oAAOSw4CFY6~wo&vxp=mtr

 

1966 Porsche 912 à vendre.

Voici l’annonce du vendeur:

Selling my 1966 Porsche 912.
Outlaw / Hot Rod style, currently wearing Martini livery, but stripes are the easily removable ones from Magna Grafik.

Originally an AZ car, then NV and CA, always lived in dry states.

Body, all panels and trim pieces are all there and original as far as I can see. No modifications to the body, still narrow body short wheel base. Must have had a minor hit in the rear a long time ago, I can see some repair work was done to the left side quarter panel, but clean title. Very good and even gaps.
Absolutely solid and straight, no dents. Originally Irish green, now grey, I have the current paint code. Paint is old and pretty thin, some cracking, overall a nice patina.
No rust issues at all, floorboards and front and rear suspension areas are solid.

Sits on very valuable original Deep six Fuchs with hearts 15×6, newer tires, staggered 195/205.
3 gauge dash, 4 speed numbers matching. Dash is painted, but it is not early enough to be one of the rare painted dash 912’s. I do have an extra trans case with 5 speed gears from a 914.

I bought the car with a tired non- numbers matching 912 engine, sold it and built a very strong custom engine. Using a brand new AS41 aluminum case, bored and stroked to 2110cc. Porsche 911 fan and shroud, full flow oil filter, 2 external oil coolers with thermostat and cooling fans. 44 Webers, sync-link carb linkeage.
This engine runs cool even on hot CA summer days, is very reliable and strong, about 140-150 HP and very torquey. About 10,000 miles on the engine in 2 ½ years, including extended trips to Tahoe and Monterey/Laguna Seca for car week in August.

Video of the engine running:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rko_7YvciFk&feature=youtu.be

Has Scat seats and a Prototipo wheel installed, but I have the nice original seats and steering wheel.
Overall a very fun driver, probably not the right car for a collector or concours person. I took it to many car shows and EASY events in Emeryville CA, and received many compliments from R Gruppe members. This car fits right in.

https://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=2041331

 

 

1968 Porsche 912 aux encheres

This 1968 Porsche 912 is a refurbished example finished in its original color combination of Light Ivory over Black leatherette. Purchased new in Germany by a woman from Northern California, the car was shipped to the US and eventually passed to her niece. The seller acquired the car from her eight years ago in non-running condition and began disassembling it himself. Work included rebuilds of the 1600cc flat-four and 4-speed manual transmission, a bare metal repaint, new interior, and suspension refresh that included installing Koni shocks. This 912 has been driven about 5k miles since and is now sold with a CD containing photographic documentation of the refurbishment, a book of receipts from the seller, Porsche CoA, and a clean California title.

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The 1600cc flat-four was rebuilt about eight years ago and has seen about 5k miles of use since. John Benton of Benton Performance tuned the engine, and the carburetors were refurbished by 356 Carb Rescue. An electronic distributor replaces the vacuum advance, though the factory item is included in the sale. The engine and 4-speed manual transmission are believed to be original, and records from the seller’s ownership show an oil change and tune-up six months ago.

 

lien:

http://bringatrailer.com/listing/1968-porsche-912-6/

 

Enchères 

1967 PORSCHE 912 TARGAChâssis n° 550164


Carte grise française
Le retrait de la 356 et la montée en

gamme de la 911 étaient un possible

risque commercial pour la marque de

Stuttgart qui ne souhaitait nullement

se priver de la clientèle de la 356.

C’est ainsi que fut lancée la 912.

Elle est équipée du quatre-cylindres

de la 356, initialement en 1.6 l et à

culasses et bloc en aluminium. La

912 est beaucoup plus confortable

que la spartiate 356. Porsche avait

parfaitement ressenti le marché et la

912 connut un grand succès de 1965

à 1969, année pendant laquelle la

cylindrée atteint 1972cm3

Achetée par son actuel propriétaire

en 2014, cette très belle 912 Targa

que nous vous présentons a connu

de nombreux travaux durant ces

dernières années pour un total

d’environ 10 000 €. Ces factures

figurent dans un dossier qui sera

remis à l’acquéreur. La sellerie cuir est

en très bon état.

http://www.auction.fr/_fr/lot/1967-porsche-912-targa-chassis-n-deg-550164-carte-grise-francaise-le-retrait-de-la-11535773#.WMfTRYtPfYW

Monta Sunset 2015 Stickers

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Sticker Monta Sunset Drive (resistant à l’eau, 50mm) offert pour l’achat d’un  stickerpack-912-club ou stickers-912-club-depoli-version-2 .

Stock limité.

Monta Sunset Drive sticker (water resistant, 50mm) available for purchase of one stickerpack or stickers-912-club-depoli-version-2 .

Limited stock

1968 Porsche 912 Targa Soft Window

1968 Porsche 912 Targa Soft Window
Desirable Soft Window 912 Targa
Numbers Matching Example
Only 2,500 Targas Produced
Three Owners Since New; Same Owner Last 20 years
Value has Nearly Doubled in Last Four Years
One of the Last Years for 912’s
Upgrade to 6×15 Fuchs Wheels
Certificate of Authenticity