Modified 1967 Porsche 911 Coupe 5-Speed

Description

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE 

Out of a combination of a lifelong automotive passion and an unyielding desire to support the people of his Alabama community, the Generous Collection was born. Mr. Greg Rusk, a successful business leader in the cardboard industry, with a big heart for helping families and friends in times of need, would regularly pay overly generous fees to acquire an interesting vehicle. After decades of collecting and supporting local automotive enthusiasts, the Rusk family is ready for these vehicles, each with their own story, to write their next chapter back on the road, where they belong.

The Generous Collection debuts with Part 1 offering over 200 cars in October, all offered without reserve, emerging from years of long-term silent storage. Many additional lots will be offered in the coming months. From the quiet shadows of the Generous Collection to the sunshine of backroads and highways, enthusiasts now have the opportunity to own a piece of a generous car-collecting legacy. 

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The 1967 Porsche 911 marked a pivotal moment in the evolution of Porsche’s iconic sports car. Introduced in 1964 as the successor to the 356, the 911 was initially powered by a 2.0-liter, air-cooled flat-six engine. By 1967, Porsche had refined the model significantly, offering improved handling, performance, and comfort.

One of the most notable additions in 1967 was the introduction of the 911S, the first high-performance variant of the 911. The 911S featured a more powerful 160-horsepower engine, forged alloy wheels (Fuchs), and upgraded suspension components, making it a true driver's car. This model also introduced ventilated disc brakes, enhancing stopping power and safety.

That year also saw the debut of the Targa, a semi-convertible version with a removable roof panel and a fixed roll bar — Porsche’s innovative response to anticipated U.S. safety regulations. The Targa combined open-air driving with structural rigidity and safety.

The 1967 911 lineup helped solidify Porsche’s reputation for engineering excellence and motorsport heritage. It laid the foundation for decades of 911 evolution, blending performance, style, and everyday usability in a way few sports cars could match. Today, the 1967 models are highly prized by collectors for their purity and historical significance.

Highlights

• Offered from The Generous Collection

• Finished in green with black and gray interior

• Air-cooled flat-six engine

• Five-speed manual transmission (Type 901 gearbox)

• Flared fenders

• Early 930-style split “Whale Tail” rear spoiler

• The chassis number (306171) decodes as:

  • Chassis Number Range for 1967 Porsche 911 Coupés: 305101 to 308522

Features

• 15-inch aftermarket wheels wearing 225/50R15 front, 265/50R15 rear tires

• Four-wheel disc brakes

• Five-gauge dashboard layout with 150-mph speedometer and 8,000-rpm tachometer

• Bucket seats and Nardi steering wheel

Known Imperfections

• While reasonable efforts were made during preparation for the sale, due to the volume of cars in this collection it was not possible to diagnose or detect all imperfections present in the cars. 

• Paint chips

• Orange peel in paint

• Fuel gauge lens is hazy

Included

• Keys

• Spare tire

Ownership History

This 1967 Porsche 911 Coupé is offered from The Generous Collection of no reserve automobiles.

Additional Notes

A Broad Arrow Auctions Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner of this vehicle. Broad Arrow Auctions is a wholly owned subsidiary of Hagerty.

Contact: Ramsey Potts Phone: 912.508.4096 email: rpotts@hagerty.com

Alabama Sales Tax Notice to Bidders: Because this car is located in Alabama, the selling dealer may be required to collect and remit Alabama state sales taxes of up to 2% of the purchase amount, even if the buyer plans to register the car outside of Alabama, if (a) the buyer is located in AZ, CA, FL, IN, MA, MI, or SC (capped at $500 in SC), and (b) the buyer does not transport the car out of Alabama using a common carrier (e.g., if the buyer drives the car or transports the car out of Alabama on a personal trailer). Additionally, the selling dealer may be required to collect and remit Alabama county or city taxes from buyers located outside of Alabama, if (a) the buyer does not transport the car out of Alabama using a common carrier (e.g., if the buyer drives or transports the car out of Alabama on a personal trailer), and (b) the buyer fails to provide an executed Drive-Out Certificate for Nonresidents. For additional information, please consult this publication and your own tax advisor regarding sales taxes applicable to cars located in Alabama that are sold to residents of another state.  

Please note that all lots in The Generous Collection are offered after many years of storage, without operation or service, in warehouse facilities. The seller endeavored to provide limited mechanical servicing to bring some cars back to running potential, however, not all cars will be running at time of sale. Because of the extended static display, it must be assumed that all cars will require additional mechanical attention before being driven safely and, in most cases, cleaning to both the interiors and exteriors. All the cars will have imperfections associated with long-term static storage and require extensive sorting to perform best and safely. The burden of determining a car’s status, both mechanical and cosmetic, rests fully on the bidder, prior to bidding and the close of the auction. All lots are sold as is, where is. 

Additionally, due to the location of the collection and limited access to the facility following the close of the auction, all lots must be retrieved while a Hagerty Marketplace representative is onsite beginning Monday, November 3 through Wednesday, November 19. No cars can be retrieved prior to November 3 and any lots remaining after November 19 will be re-located outside in the parking lot for retrieval by their buyers.