How rare is a 67 softwindow 911s???

[Kobus]

hallo all, happy newyear to you from Belgium.

I was wondering hpwmany 911S Softwindows were produced?
the production numbering going by the published lists (restorersguide to authenticity etc.) is confusing to me.

it seems that the numbering is the same for regular 2.0 and S with them adding an S after the vin in the factory.

does anyone know howmany were S?

maybe it would be cool if we could get photos up here of all S Softwindow cars we know about and see howmany have survived over the years.


this is a photo of 500600S and 500614S with their former owner in Redondo Beach California

[Soterik]

Kobus,

You and I have talked in the past.

Did you get these two cars? I am familiar with them, they used to be here in my home town.

regards,
Eric

[Kobus]

well we couldn't resist.. black 911s are just fantastic..

Eric, did you ever look into the exact production number of the Softwindows??

[Allen Henderson]

hallo all, happy newyear to you from Belgium.

I was wondering hpwmany 911S Softwindows were produced?
the production numbering going by the published lists (restorersguide to authenticity etc.) is confusing to me.

it seems that the numbering is the same for regular 2.0 and S with them adding an S after the vin in the factory.

does anyone know howmany were S?

maybe it would be cool if we could get photos up here of all S Softwindow cars we know about and see howmany have survived over the years.

1605 911 Normal Coupes
1818 911S Coupes
3423 subtotal coupes
358 911 Normal Targas
360 911S Targas
718 subtotal Targas

4141 Total 1967 Porsche 911s

-Allen-

[Kobus]

1605 911 Normal Coupes
1818 911S Coupes
3423 subtotal coupes
358 911 Normal Targas
360 911S Targas
718 subtotal Targas

4141 Total 1967 Porsche 911s

-Allen-

360!! Great, how did you get these numbers? is there a book that has this info, it's lacking in my libreary, thanks for the info. Kobus

[Kobus]

1605 911 Normal Coupes
1818 911S Coupes
3423 subtotal coupes
358 911 Normal Targas
360 911S Targas
718 subtotal Targas

4141 Total 1967 Porsche 911s

-Allen-

it's nice to see that porsche managed to sell more S cars that first year they became available, great marketing, and a definite demand for faster porsches by the public in 67

[Allen Henderson]

360!! Great, how did you get these numbers? is there a book that has this info, it's lacking in my libreary, thanks for the info. Kobus

Please see this link for some more details:

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ad.php?t=24645

-Allen-

[Mike Baum]

What is the latest on the more esoteric LWB soft window targas? Are there any firmer numbers than previous estimates of ~12 911S cars produced in 1969 (Not based on data-driven facts, only what other people told me).

Do not know how many total LWB soft window cars have been produced (69 - 72, S, E, T) with soft rear window, though we know of cars (all 911T's though) ordered up until 1972.

I also do not have a clue on # of 68S with soft window. Anybody knows?

[Eade Hopkinson]

What is the latest on the more esoteric LWB soft window targas? Are there any firmer numbers than previous estimates of ~12 911S cars produced in 1969 (Not based on data-driven facts, only what other people told me).

Do not know how many total LWB soft window cars have been produced (69 - 72, S, E, T) with soft rear window, though we know of cars (all 911T's though) ordered up until 1972.

I also do not have a clue on # of 68S with soft window. Anybody knows?

Red Book has these numbers:
1967S softie 483 - I have #500457S
1968S softie 442

[Allen Henderson]

Red Book has these numbers:
1967S softie 483 - I have #500457S
1968S softie 442

I stand by my, most recently counted number of 360
(although not published in a book). As for 68S Softie, I've no data but perhaps "my source near the Alps," will count these next. Question however, in '68 did we have both sofies and hardies LOL...No really, did we have both that year? I honestly don't remember). Further, in the not too distant future, I am assured we will see further published info. via, but no from, "my source near the Alps" on this site from a source other than myself. Thanks.

-Allen-