Porsche 911E for Sale

Selling my 69 Porsche 911E

Regularly serviced, has matching-numbers engine and documented ownership history from new.

Overview

Offered for sale is this highly desirable and beautifully presented 1969 Porsche 911E Sunroof Coupe, finished in its original Burgundy (Code 6808) with a factory-correct black interior. Featuring its matching-numbers engine, documented ownership history from new, and tasteful restoration work, this example stands out not only for its rarity but also for its drivability and careful ownership. This is a car that’s been well looked after and driven — not left in a garage. The current owner has toured the UK and in June 2025, it completed a two-week, 2,000-mile round trip to the South of France without issue, showcasing the mechanical reliability of this early MFI 911. While not strictly a touring car, the 911E was engineered to offer a more refined and user-friendly driving experience, positioning it as a capable grand tourer within the 911 range.

  • Price: £88,500
  • Chassis No. 119220xxxx | Engine No. 6291xxx (Matching)
  • Registration: XXX 932G
  • Colour: Burgundy (6808)
  • One of just 1,014 Karmann-built 911E Coupes in 69
  • Mileage: 49,000 miles on the odometer

Key Features

  • Matching-numbers 2.0L flat-six engine (Type 901)
  • Transmission: 5 speed
  • Mechanical Fuel Injection (MFI), green shroud
  • Custom Retrofit CDI + Ignition unit
  • Factory sunroof
  • Fitted with 6x15 Fuchs
  • Period-correct Pirelli CN36 tyres (2021)
  • Cibie driving lamps
  • Includes Kardex, Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, and extensive documentation
  • Known ownership from new (5 owners total)

Engine & Performance

The original, matching-numbers engine has been well-maintained and tastefully upgraded.

It starts and pulls strongly, delivering the trademark MFI urgency and tone that defines the early 911E.

  • Refurbished throttle bodies & new injectors (RSR Engineering, June 2024)
  • Classic Refit CDI unit + Ignition unit installed (Carrera Performance, Oct 2024)
  • Carrera chain tensioners, turbo valve covers, and SSI stainless heat exchangers
  • Recent tuning and maintenance by Carrera Performance

Body & Paint

  • Bare-metal restoration completed in 2021, followed by another bare-metal respray in March 2023 to return the car to its original factory colour 6808 Burgundy
  • Panels and gaps present beautifully; outer door skins and engine lid were the only items replaced during the body restoration
  • Brightwork and trim were re-anodised and re-chromed in 2020 and are in excellent condition

Suspension & Brakes

  • Full front and rear suspension rebuild (Canford Classics, 2019)
  • Rear brake calipers refurbished and new ventilated discs fitted (2022)
  • Car rides with excellent poise — tight, composed, and confidence-inspiring on the road

Interior

  • As it left the factory, black interior, beautifully finished
  • New salt-and-pepper velour carpeting and correct headliner installed in 2021 (supplied by Southbound) black and taupe coco mats.
  • Porsche Recaro comfort seats with headrests in black leatherette — excellent condition throughout
  • Fully functional sunroof

Ownership History Provenance – 5 Owners from New

Each owner has contributed to the car’s preservation and continued usability, with stories to match.

  • Bert (California) – Took factory delivery in Stuttgart in 1969, drove across Europe, then shipped the car home to California, U.S.
  • John (California) – Acquired in 1983 with 35,000 miles on the odometer
  • Paul (Minnesota) – Purchased in 1997 with 39,100 miles
  • Bill (Ohio) – Bought in 2017 with 40,888 miles
  • Tony (Surrey, UK) – Current owner since Jan 2019; odometer now at 49,000 miles

Previous Owner Comments

Bert (Original Owner):
“I picked her up at the factory and took her on a proper break-in tour across Europe — including a memorable run on the Autobahn at 120 mph chasing down a Mercedes. What a car.”

Paul (Owner in the '90s):
“It was mistakenly listed as a 911S — but I knew exactly what I was getting. I loved that car and I’m glad it’s still being enjoyed today.”

Bill (2017–2019):
“It's a solid driver — shiny black paint, some battle scars, but mechanically strong. I always thought it deserved to return to its original Burgundy.”

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