Every legend has a beginning. For the Porsche 911, it all started in 1964. A new model, a new era, yet still carrying that unmistakable Porsche DNA. The early 911s have since become true icons, cherished by enthusiasts for their unfiltered driving feel and timeless design. And this particular 1965 Porsche 911 2.0 Coupé? It was built just as Ferdinand intended, but with an extra dash of sporting edge. Full of character, mechanically perfect This early Porsche 911 comes from the private Porsche collection of a passionate rally driver. Everything about this car speaks of speed and reliability. The engine has been completely rebuilt by marque specialists, and the result is a piece of mechanical art in its own right. As for performance? Impressive. The compact 2.0-liter air-cooled flat-six responds eagerly and sounds glorious. On the road, it delivers razor-sharp steering, instant throttle response, and the kind of engaging dynamics that make driving this Porsche an intense and unforgettable experience. One of the first things you notice is the bodywork: straight panels, excellent panel gaps, and paintwork that has a deep, lustrous glow. The iconic wheels are in superb condition, and overall, the presentation is outstanding. Mechanically, it is nothing short of sublime, with every sign pointing to no expense spared in keeping this Porsche in top form. Rally-prepared interior Inside, you step into a world that every Porsche aficionado will recognize: minimalistic, purposeful, and entirely driver-focused. This example, however, has been meticulously prepared for rally and racing use. The bucket seats and Brantz rally meters are perfect examples of that. Everything here is designed to meet the demands of serious competition. The seats provide excellent support, the Nardi steering wheel fits perfectly in hand, and the five-dial instrument cluster is as beautiful as it is functional. A cornerstone of Porsche history The earliest years of the 911 are pivotal in the marque’s story. The combination of a rear-mounted air-cooled flat-six, compact dimensions, and a chassis that reacts instantly to driver input created a driving experience unlike anything else at the time. The design of this generation is so distinctive that even the latest 911 models still pay homage to its silhouette. And while Porsche continued to refine and improve over the decades, the purity of this first generation remains unmatched. Contact Gallery Aaldering today If you are looking for a true early 911, a car with character, history, and endless driving pleasure, this 1965 Porsche 911 2.0 Coupé is well worth your attention. Get in touch with Gallery Aaldering. Active since 1975 and experienced in worldwide export, we would be delighted to tell you more about this exceptional Porsche and how it could become part of your collection.