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Thread: FS: @elferspot.com - the 1966 owned by Howard Shoemaker during almost 5 decades

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    FS: @elferspot.com - the 1966 owned by Howard Shoemaker during almost 5 decades

    Dear early 911 aficionados

    I haven't posted on this forum since a long time, despite being a regular reader.

    I draw to your attention to a car I have decided to sell. It is a 1966 Porsche 911 coupé with a particular pedigree, having been bought new and owned until 2013/2014 by the famous Porsche cartoonist Howard Shoemaker.

    I am selling because in april I was lucky enough to buy a good RS 2.7. Otherwise this one would have been a keeper.

    I still have the original Omaha title in the name of Howard Shoemaker. Car located in Switzerland.

    Details and pics here:

    https://www.elferspot.com/en/car/por...-1966-3985445/

    Best regards,

    Mattia aka Urelfer

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    such an iconic car from
    the master of cartoons

    …….always had been fond of his sketches and humor…
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    Quote Originally Posted by Urelfer View Post
    Dear early 911 aficionados

    I haven't posted on this forum since a long time, despite being a regular reader.

    I draw to your attention to a car I have decided to sell. It is a 1966 Porsche 911 coupé with a particular pedigree, having been bought new and owned until 2013/2014 by the famous Porsche cartoonist Howard Shoemaker.

    I am selling because in april I was lucky enough to buy a good RS 2.7. Otherwise this one would have been a keeper.

    I still have the original Omaha title in the name of Howard Shoemaker. Car located in Switzerland.

    Details and pics here:

    https://www.elferspot.com/en/car/por...-1966-3985445/

    Best regards,

    Mattia aka Urelfer
    Buona vendita Mattia e ... congratulazioni per la RS

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    Looks absolutely lovely.

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    Do you know if Shoemaker got a significant discount for the car since he had worked for the brand?

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    FS: @Elfer Spot - 1966 911 Coupe

    Private Seller, Lugano, Switzerland
    1966 Porsche 2.0L 911 Coupe
    VIN: 304562
    Engine: -
    Trans: -
    Color: Polo Red/Black Leatherette
    Mileage: 90,000 km (claimed)
    Price: CHF130,000/~US$153,500
    1966 Elfer Spot Red 911.jpg

    Seller's Description:

    This car is a fully restored 1966 Porsche 911 SWB, which was sold new by P.C. Import, Northbrook to Mr. Howard Shoemaker of Omaha Nebraska. Mr. Shoemaker took possession of the car in November 1966.

    Back in time, Howard Shoemaker was a famous cartoonist, working for Playboy and for Porsche. His Porsche cartoons were very much appreciated in Stuttgart. The booklet with Shoemaker cartoons issued by Porsche in 1964 for its clients is nowadays a rare and requested item (an original is sold with the car). Cartoons of Howard Shoemaker were also published in various issues of Christophorus Magazine.

    Howard Shoemaker drove the car for a total of 55’000 miles, then put it away in used condition in his garage in the early 80ies. In 2014, after 48 years possession, he decided to part away with the car. It was sold to a new owner in the United Kingdom, who carried out a complete restoration.

    After an additional owner in the UK, I purchased the car at an auction and imported it to Switzerland. Porsche Zentrum Zurich carried out all necessary works in order to pass the Swiss MoT as “Antique car”. The car is currently registered in Switzerland.

    The history is perfectly documented. I have a copy of the Kardex with the name of Howard Shoemaker as first owner, the original Nebraska Title issued in December 2013 in the name of Howard Shoemaker, with his signature as seller.

    The car is matching numbers, and still shows all original options:

    In the restoration some details were not carried out in respect of the originality. Back seats with pepita, red painted brake calipers, and undersite painted in red, with not undercoating.

    Overall, the car is in magnificent condition. It was meant to be a keeper, but the acquisition of a 1973 RS 2.7 changed all plans…

    The car is located in Lugano, Switzerland and can be seen and driven if serious interest.
    Doug Dill

    1973 911E Coupe
    PCA #1987109761
    Early 911S Registry #548

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