A 1972 Porsche 911 2.4 S Coupé in Signal Orange, Matching Numbers
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Bidding on A 1972 Porsche 911 2.4 S Coupé in Signal Orange, Matching Numbers
Hammer price
$330,000This lot has been sold.
Browse comparable lots →A buyer’s premium of 12% applies to the hammer price. At $330,000 that is $39,600, for a total of $369,600 excluding shipping and any applicable tax.
Consigned by
Marcus Vale
@valeandco
4.9 from 213 sales
Every consignment is checked against the house register before it is catalogued. Payment is held by Auctioneer until the lot is delivered.
Catalogue note
Left-hand drive, finished in Signal Orange over black leatherette, with the 190bhp 2,341cc flat-six, mechanical fuel injection and the five-speed 915 gearbox. The last of the long-bonnet cars and, for most people who have driven both, the best of them.
Restored in 2016 with the original engine and gearbox retained and rebuilt, documented by a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity confirming colour, options and delivery date. Approximately 4,900 miles since completion.
Presented with its original tool roll, jack, owner's manual and service book, together with a full photographic record of the restoration and invoices in excess of €180,000.
Provenance
Delivered new in Stuttgart, March 1972; two German owners; UK-registered since 2017.
Condition
Excellent
Minor handling wear consistent with age; no material faults.
Condition reports are the house’s opinion, offered in good faith. Lots are sold as viewed; the absence of a remark does not imply the absence of a fault.
Bidding history14 bids from 5 bidders
- $330,000
G••• L.Leading
Bid
- $325,000
M••• C.
Automatic bid
- $305,000
M••• C.
Bid
- $300,000
N••• K.
Automatic bid
- $295,000
N••• K.
Bid
- $290,000
D••• F.
Automatic bid
- $280,000
D••• F.
Bid
- $275,000
P••• R.
Automatic bid
- $270,000
P••• R.
Bid
- $265,000
G••• L.
Automatic bid
- $260,000
G••• L.
Bid
- $250,000
M••• C.
Bid
- $245,000
N••• K.
Automatic bid
- $240,000
N••• K.
Bid
Bidders are shown by initial, as they would be by paddle in the room. Bids marked “automatic” were placed by the house on a bidder’s behalf, against a maximum only they can see.
Terms of sale
- Buyer's premium
- 12% of the hammer price, added to your invoice.
- Reserve
- This lot carries a confidential reserve. It will not sell below it.
- Anti-snipe
- A bid in the closing moments extends the clock so the room can answer.
- Settlement
- Funds are held on deposit while you lead, and released the moment you are outbid.