PROJECT GALLERY — Targa

While it might look factory fresh, this 1973 Targa has had some updates since it left Stuttgart.  We have gone all the way to bare metal, fixtured & checked the chassis on our CELETTE bench and made all repairs including some minor rust repair took place along with a color change from the original Gold metallic to a classic Light Ivory White code # 6404    New door skins installed   The 2.4L engine was completely rebuild, the case was cleaned & decked, line bore cleaned up to orig. spec., and new MAHLE pistons & cylinders were installed, new valves...

View this post on Instagram We are talking this 1972 911 Targa to the Camelback Vintage Concours tomorrow https://www.camelbackvintage.com/# #patrickmotorsports #porscherestoration #porsche #porschetarga #911targa A post shared by PATRICK MOTORSPORTS (@patrickmotorsports) on Apr 5, 2019 at 9:59pm PDT This 1972 911 E Targa was found outside of Flagstaff, Arizona - dead in the high desert! This was with all matching numbers 2.4L E MFI engine & 915 transaxle.                                                                ...

  This 1967 911S Targa Soft Window #500100 was the prototype car built by PORSCHE to show off the new concept.The #500100 had a tough & rough life up to the point we received it. We had to restore most of the chassis on our Celette Fixture Bench, and hand make many of the rusty sections that are no longer available. It has turned out fantastic, and now at paint! After stripping back the paint & filler we expose previous rust & damage - poorly repaired!   More past secrets revealed.   To restore strength and rigidity to the 911...