Selling a 1970 Porsche 911

 

To ensure the 911 brand would last for decades, Porsche implemented numerous changes throughout the course of the car’s lifespan to keep it relevant and interesting. In 1970, more changes came down the line. The engine on the 1970 Porsche 911 would have its bore enlarged by 4mm, which would increase the engine capacity to more than 2,165cc. This change not only made the six-cylinder engine more powerful, but it also increased horsepower across the 911T, 911S and 911E lineup. At the same time, removing a number of amenities and using more lightweight materials, a performance version of the 911S was introduced. Some of the changes included lighter-weight seats, door handles replaced by chords, and aluminum used on the bumper and engine lid. If you are the owner of one of these more rare 1970 911S models, you have an item that is widely popular among collectors. However, all of these early to mid-year Porsche 911 models are sought after among not only Porsche collectors, but among European and American classic car collectors.

 

1970 Porsche 911 Seller’s Guide

The team at AlexManos.com knows that the decision to sell a classic like a 1970 Porsche 911 can be a tough one. Perhaps the car has been in your family for generations, but it’s simply sitting idle in the garage. Maybe it has been a labor-intensive journey to restoration, but it’s finally come to an end. Maybe you’re the original owner, but need to liquidate for a new home, a new baby, or a kid going to college. No matter what your reason, the Alex Manos team understands the value these autos have had to their owners and work to ensure your transition is nothing but pleasurable. From providing Seller’s Tips to using their resources to pick-up from any location in the country, you can count on their team to execute the transaction with the highest level of care and customer service. Always looking for a new classic to add to their collection, the California classic car dealership professionals at AlexManos.com are looking for all makes, models and conditions – from barn-finds to showroom quality restorations. When you’re ready to take the next step or to inquire about your specific 1970 911, connect with their team today.

  

They look forward to hearing from you soon and to welcoming you 1970 Porsche 911 into their collection. Contact them today to get the ball rolling and to learn more about their sales process. In the meantime, be sure to browse this website to read and view testimonial stories from other sellers just like yourself. Connect today!

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