1970 Porsche 911 911 E

This 1970 911 E is a true driver’s example, finished in its original configuration and benefitting from life in Alabama, where it remained largely dry and well-preserved over the decades. While it does exhibit some minor rust in the typical areas—nothing unexpected for an early long-hood—the overall condition is very solid.

Mechanically, the car is where it truly shines. It runs and drives exceptionally well, with excellent leakdown and compression numbers that speak to the health of the engine. The 2.2L flat-six fires up eagerly and pulls strong across the rev range, and the original 901 gearbox shifts smoothly with no issues—down to that satisfying dog-leg first.

If you’re looking for a mechanically sorted early 911 with honest character and great bones, this 911 E delivers in spades.