What Makes This 1967 Porsche 912 Targa Soft Window Severely Undervalued

This 912 is already rare, but this particular example has a rich back story, making it even more collectible

This Porsche 912 Has An Interesting Back Story

Documents Reveal That It Belonged To Budweiser Back In The 1960s and '70s

It Was Eventually Stolen In The 1980s, But Found Its Way Into The Hands Of A California Resident

It Was Acquired Recently By Ali Khalil Of Dodi Auto Sales, CA

The 912 Targa Featured A Fixed Steel Roll Bar Which Provided Structural Rigidity

The Car Also Features The Super Rare Flexible Rear 'Soft-Window' That Could Be Zipped Out

It Packs A 1.6-L Flat-4 With An Output Of 90 HP And 98 Lb-Ft Of Torque

The Transmission On This Is A 5-Speed Manual

0-60 Time Was Around 11.6 Seconds And Top Speed Was 119 MPH

It Currently Has 70,528 Original Miles On The ODO

The Budweiser 912 Listed For $42,000 Has Since Been Sold

For A Car With An Interesting Story, That Is Fairly Reasonable.

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