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Porsche 911 Coupé 3D configurator

Build a Porsche 911 Coupé for any model year from 1965 to 1968 in an interactive 3D view. The steps are model year, exterior, drivetrain, wheels, interior and equipment. Choices that did not exist in the chosen year or market are blocked or flagged, and the summary lists how well each one is documented.

Three-quarter 3D view of a Porsche 911 Coupé

At a glance

Model
Porsche 911 Coupé
Make
Porsche
Generation
Typ 901 / 911, short wheelbase (O to A series)
Body
2+2 coupé
Production
1965 to 1968 model years, 2.0 litre
Model years
1965–1968
Markets
Germany / Europe and United States

What you can configure

  • Model year
  • Exterior
  • Drivetrain
  • Wheels
  • Interior
  • Equipment

Paint colours (8)

Names and codes as recorded for the 911 Coupé; the availability of each colour depends on model year.

  • Light Ivory (Code not confirmed)
  • Slate Grey (Code not confirmed)
  • Irish Green (Code not confirmed)
  • Signal Red (Code not confirmed)
  • Sand Beige (Code not confirmed)
  • Aga Blue (Code not confirmed)
  • Silver Metallic (Code not confirmed)
  • Black (Code not confirmed)

Changes during production

  • The 911 coupé (Typ 901) enters production (1964–65) 2.0 litre flat-six, 130 PS with Solex carburettors, five-speed gearbox, 2,211 mm wheelbase.
  • Weber carburettors (mid-1966) The 130 PS engine changed from Solex to two Weber 40 IDA 3C carburettors in mid-1966 (Typ 901/05).
  • 911 S and 911 L; ventilated discs (1967) The 160 PS 911 S and the 130 PS 911 L arrive; both get ventilated brake discs. The 911 S has forged Fuchs alloy wheels as its signature.
  • 911 T and Sportomatic (from October 1967) The 110 PS 911 T (launched October 1967) completes the range; the four-speed Sportomatic is offered with the T, L and S.

Sources and accuracy

Each option in this configurator is marked as verified, partially verified or unverified, depending on the evidence found. The data for this car draws on 12 sources:

3D model credits

  • Porsche 911 by PapaX007, CC BY 4.0. re-oriented, rescaled to the published length, split into parts, repeated and over-tessellated meshes removed or simplified, paint separated into a configurable material, roof split off; Fuchs wheels and auxiliary lamps added procedurally

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