What makes a 1969 911 unique?

[beh911]

119300004 aka 320017 was a GTS, that makes at least 4

sanders, again!

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...he-911/page117

The orange #9, I have seen this picture with reference to Pauli Toivonen at the Acropolis. I believe this to be his practice car 119300004.

And from a different thread (http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...irst-LWB/page7)

320017 built in June 68. Has swb lights etc. vin 119300004 and was used by factory until Sept 69. Was Pauli Toivonen's practice car for several rally events including the Acropolis in which he won overall. Car was designated GT-S by factory. Has really cool alu 100 liter center fill gas tank.

119300004 sold by factory in Sept 69 to Eduardo "Chachi" Dibos, mayor of Lima, Peru. Ran "Los Caminos del Incas" rally.

What I know of early LWB cars and SWB lights. As I noted 119300004 has SWB lights. I know that 119300007 does not. 119300003 had SWB lights and hand formed flares not the factory stamped versions of the production cars. Brian Long's book "Porsche 911 a Definitive History 1963-1971" shows, on pages 110-116, at least four different LWB cars with SWB lights.

You have interesting tidbits on some very obscure but important cars. Is there anything more you can share about 119300004... pictures, current status, etc.

The early 2014 Panorama article seemed confident that there were only 3 of these GTS cars for 69, but we all know finality on the topic of old Porsches is a bit of a moving target.

[beh911]

1969 911S Road Test
Motor Magazine (UK) - February 8, 1969












Borrowed from the period road tests article thread on the DDK
http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/vie...hp?f=2&t=18650

[beh911]

[lrogacs]

Another pne year only optrion for 69 (maybe from late 68) is the light grey headliner and light grey/black sunvisor instead of ivory or off-white. It's realy close to off-white even after 46 years, but it's grey. Believe me. I just replace it and there is no repro. I can order it only from Porsche...

[nathan]

someone has kindly posted the unique 1969T wiring diagram & 1969 T/E/S service info manual....

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...grams-etc.html

Thank you Jeff!

cheers

nathan

[911pcars]

Aren't wiring diagrams easier to follow if the lines were color-coded?
Try these factory pages I scanned and cleaned up in hi-res:

http://members.rennlist.org/911pcars/WiringDiag.htm

Sherwood

[nathan]

Yes, much easier, and for most things the SL33 is great

but I have never seen a factory diagram, let alone a colour one for the 1969 911T posted here, or anywhere else.

or a copy of that 1969 service manual either.

[Chris Pomares]

I'm only part way through the thread. I'll risk asking a question that might be covered. Is there a good source for a 69 wire harness?

[nathan]

AASE sales had NOS engine bay harnesses, i.e. CDI and the ones that connect to the four round connector plugs on the bulkhead of the engine bay.

They also had a few small harnesses, (ignition & hazard) and the main front headlight harness, (fuse box to bulkhead on either side) last time I checked as well.

Kroon (in Europe) can build new or repair/refurb. part or complete harness sets.

Apart from YnZ, I am not sure what is available in the U.S...

[beh911]

Nathan,
Thanks for your post!
I had never seen a 69 Service Info scanned before either.