Collection: 1965–1968 SWB Porsche 911 parts

A narrow 911R-style front end

The 911R front-fender pair has the narrow, unflared profile and matches the 911R front bumper. The fenders do not have a stock fuel-filler bucket, so settle the filler arrangement before choosing them.

The early long hood uses the early hinge and latch arrangement. A later-donor conversion hood is a different part, even if the outside looks similar.

Keep the rear end SWB-specific

The 911R rear bumper is specified for 1965–1968 short-wheelbase cars. Match it to the rear bodywork you intend to retain or build; a shared R-style name does not make a later rear bumper interchangeable.

R-style lighting needs a separate check

The 911R rear-light housings use the later long-wheelbase bucket arrangement. A stock SWB car needs its light buckets modified to accept them. Housings, lights and wiring are separate parts of the job.

Planning more than replacement panels?

Wider RS/ST/RSR bodywork can be part of an SWB project, but it calls for a coordinated conversion, not a blanket year match. Decide on the front and rear profiles with your body shop before ordering a panel set.

For cabin and window changes, browse the door range or read the soft-window Targa guide if that is your starting car. Check the actual body style and window arrangement for each part.

Not sure which setup you have? Ask us in chat before choosing your parts.