The G-body 911

The G-Body 911, introduced in 1974 and built into the late 1980s, is the generation that made the 911 something owners could use every day. Galvanized bodies resisted the corrosion that claimed so many earlier cars, and the air-cooled flat-six asked for little more than regular attention in return for decades of service. It's why so many are still on the road, and why the ones kept in daily use are among the most rewarding.

This 1977 is exactly that kind of car. It's a daily driver that has put serious distance behind it, including long cross-state runs where the miles stack up faster than the scenery changes. The original cork interior is still holding up, in a car that is driven rather than kept under a cover.