Rare and desirable 1967 Porsche 912 Soft-Window Targa Matching numbers engine and chassis Original Aga Blue specification with black leatherette interior Only two owners from new, with exceptional provenance Important history file including the original 1967 purchase invoice Presented in its original Aga Blue paintwork, paired with a black leatherette interior, this 1967 Porsche 912 Soft-Window Targa is one of the rarest and most appealing versions from the first generation. A genuine two-owner car since its new delivery, it comes with an exceptional supporting documentation file including, in particular, its factory Kardex, its original purchase invoice, a stamped service booklet, numerous invoices, and ownership documents covering nearly six decades. Remarkably well preserved, with authentic patina and largely untouched by restoration, this car offers the level of originality and provenance sought by the most discerning collectors. According to its factory Kardex, chassis 550305 was completed on 17 May 1967 and left the factory fitted with its original matching-numbers engine as well as its four-speed gearbox. Delivered in the optional colour Aga Blue with a black leatherette interior, it was also equipped with chrome wheel trims, rubber bumperettes and tinted glass. A Soft-Window Targa configured in this way represented a substantial investment at the time and remains a particularly sought-after specification today. The car was delivered by Ralph Cutright in Santa Monica, in the United States, to its first owner, Mr Martins. Notably, the history file traces the car’s life from new thanks to a collection of invoices, maintenance records and ownership documents spanning nearly sixty years. In 2016, the current owner acquired it, making this Porsche a genuine example of just two owners from new. Since then, it has been part of a carefully maintained private collection and has only been used occasionally for classic car rallies and enthusiast gatherings. One of the main strengths of this example lies in its remarkable level of originality. Apart from a single, carefully executed respray during its lifetime, the car remains largely unrestored and retains its original character, finishes and many details—often lost during full restorations. Its honest patina is evidence of attentive preservation over the decades and makes this Porsche more of a time capsule than an over-restored example. The history file also includes several period receipts, along with cards from motoring events, clubs and venues frequented by the first owner during the 1970s. These documents provide a particularly authentic snapshot of the car’s life during that period, as well as its use within a very specific social setting. Today, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find an early Soft-Window Targa with matching numbers, only two owners, such a complete history file and this level of originality. Combined with its rare Aga Blue colour and its highly desirable factory specification, this Porsche represents an exceptional opportunity for the informed collector. Ready to hit the road, this Porsche is offered with its factory Kardex, its original 1967 purchase invoice, its stamped service booklet, its Porsche document wallet, period dealer documentation, a substantial bundle of invoices and maintenance records from the United States and Belgium, as well as its Belgian registration documents. Few early Porsche cars are accompanied by a history file as complete—and as continuous—as this one.