Win a Numbers-Matching 1967 Porsche 911S — or $80,000 Cash

What you're looking at

The SCCA Foundation is raffling the 911 that started the S legend: a 1967 911S, first year of the badge, on the short-wheelbase chassis purists prize. The 2.0-liter air-cooled flat-six and transaxle are numbers-matching, verified by the car's original Porsche Kardex documentation — the single most important box an early 911 can tick. It received a major engine-out service in 2023 and then went straight to work, completing the Tejas Turismo, a three-day, 800-mile rally through the Texas Hill Country. The Foundation calls it fully street legal and track-ready, and the rally finish backs that up. It wears silver with a Martini Racing livery in blue, red, and black.

Why it matters

Short-wheelbase 911s are the purest expression of the original car, and the '67 S is the top of that food chain. Recent auction results for 1967 911S coupes have run from the high $140s for modified examples past $200,000 for strong original ones, and Kardex-matching cars sit at the healthy end of that spread. The honest caveat: the Martini livery is not factory-original. If you're a concours buyer that matters; if you're a driver who wants the most charismatic vintage Porsche shape in its most collectible year, it's a car you can actually use — this one already has a rally under its belt. Note that the mileage isn't published, which would move the number in either direction.

The fine print worth knowing

Entry donations start at $25 for 18 entries and scale to $2,000 for 4,000, with the best per-entry math at the higher tiers ($1,000 buys 1,750). There's a genuine free mail-in route worth 18 entries per hand-addressed mailer — the exact steps and address are in the official rules and reproduced on this page. The prize is either the car (approximate value $180,000) or $80,000 in cash. Read the reserve clause carefully: the car is only awarded if the campaign raises at least $600,000 in donations, and if it falls short the winner instead receives 25% of total proceeds. As of mid-July 2026 the tally shown was $48,550, with entries open through January 31, 2027 — so watch that number as the deadline approaches. The sweepstakes is open to entrants 18 and older, is not available to Washington State residents, and the drawing happens on or about 1:00 PM EST on February 6, 2027 in Topeka, Kansas. As with any six-figure prize, budget for the tax bill before you plan the garage space.