This 1971 Porsche 911 Targa is a true survivor — an old lady that’s still turning heads, though she now deserves a little TLC. Finished in a vibrant green with a refreshed beige interior featuring Porsche-embossed seats, the car carries the patina of age and the charm of years gone by.

Fitted with period-style EQUIPE alloys, widened arches, a front lower lip, later-model front bumper, and the signature whale-tail spoiler, it has the stance of a later 911 while retaining the essence of the early Targa. Importantly, the VIN confirms it as a genuine 1972 “Öel klappe” model — a rare, one-year-only production run with the unique external oil filler flap on the right rear quarter, a feature quickly dropped after causing confusion at fuel stations.

While not concours-ready, beneath the later modifications lies a collectible foundation that would reward restoration. With the right attention and care, this rare Porsche could be brought back to its original glory — making it a special opportunity for an enthusiast looking to breathe fresh life into an icon.