Porsche 912 Parts

The Porsche 912 combined the new 911 body with a 1.6 litre, four-cylinder pushrod engine developed from the 356 SC. Lighter at the nose and simpler to maintain, it outsold the 911 in its first years and is now a classic in its own right. Most body, trim and chassis parts are shared with the 1965–1969 911, while the engine, its cooling, fuel and exhaust systems and some interior details are specific to the 912.

Select your model above to narrow the catalog to your car, then browse the exploded 912 parts diagrams down to the exact reference. The 1976 912E, built for the US market with a fuel-injected 2.0 litre engine, is listed with the 911 of the same years.

Stoddard has supplied the 356 and its four-cylinder engine since the beginning, and that experience carries over to the 912: gaskets, seals and rebuild parts for the engine, carburettor and ignition parts, exhaust systems including the Stoddard stainless sport exhaust, clutch and gearbox parts, brakes and suspension. For the body we carry the floor pans, longitudinals and panels that rust repair calls for, along with seals, chrome, lenses, emblems and interior trim.

Stoddard ships Porsche 912 parts worldwide. Our parts specialists can help you read chassis and engine numbers, tell which parts your 912 shares with the 911 or the 356, and prepare a parts list before you start.