R, RS and RSR clone cars, hot rods, R gruppe cars, or otherwise for Sale

[mcdanjammsc@gmail.com]

Strong money for that car IMO.

Overall it shows well but im not sure how i feel about the pre 1969 door windows frames, the 964 Cup steering wheel or the 16" wheels....

https://www.barrett-jackson.com/Arch...REATION-244955

[mcdanjammsc@gmail.com]

I purchased in 2013 and sold in 2015 at BJ for $60K. I bought for much less but completed a great recreation

Sold again
https://www.barrett-jackson.com/Arch...REATION-244955

[sambapati]

I'm parting with my one-off RUF '72S/RS. Please see thread called "RUF conversion of a '72 2.4S Targa to convertible". It's all there about the car.
RUF in the Museum1.jpgRUF in the Museum2.jpg

[72targa]

I'm parting with my one-off '72S/RS. Please see thread called "RUF conversion of a '72 2.4S Targa to convertible". It's all there about the car.
RUF in the Museum1.jpgRUF in the Museum2.jpg

Sad to see after watching the original restoration thread with great interest. Had you settled on a price for this for sale thread?

[kp.sfo]

1973 Porsche 911 RSR reproduction
VIN: 9113103388
bid to: $191,000 - reserve not met

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https://marqued.com/listing/3ca0a922...r-reproduction

1973 Porsche 911, was purchased by the prior owner specifically to create an RSR "clone." In 2011, the car was transformed at renowned Porsche specialist Kundensport. A carbureted, "big-bore" 3.5L flat-six engine was selected to maintain the RSR character while still being suitable for the street. Weber 46 IDA carburetors, DC90 camshafts, larger valves, and ported/matched intakes highlight the engine upgrades. The 915 gearbox features upgraded internals to handle the extra power. Refreshed suspension and RSR-style Fuchs alloys wrapped with period-correct Michelin TB15 rubber create a solid footprint while Porsche 930 Turbo-based brakes bring everything to a halt. Interior appointments include the RS-style steering wheel, RSR-style roll bar, and aftermarket bucket seats with Repa harnesses. The selling dealer acquired this vehicle in August 2021.

[sambapati]

Sad to see after watching the original restoration thread with great interest. Had you settled on a price for this for sale thread?

No, I hadn't. Should I? It's because the car is not with me but in Germany, as RUF Automobile is taking care of the sales. I just can help contacting Mr. Marcel Ruf who is responsible for. Awaiting your opinion about how to handle this question otherwise.

[72targa]

No, I hadn't. Should I? It's because the car is not with me but in Germany, as RUF Automobile is taking care of the sales. I just can help contacting Mr. Marcel Ruf who is responsible for. Awaiting your opinion about how to handle this question otherwise.

This is helpful. Would assume RUF will have it listed on their website some time in the future?

[sambapati]

This is helpful. Would assume RUF will have it listed on their website some time in the future?

Definitely not. Infos solely via direct contact with Mr. Marcel Ruf, son of Mr. Alois Ruf. I just considered it obvious letting know about my decision here as the car's whole story has been told during the past 10 years to the earlyS community, at least to those who were interested.

[72targa]

Definitely not. Infos solely via direct contact with Mr. Marcel Ruf, son of Mr. Alois Ruf. I just considered it obvious letting know about my decision here as the car's whole story has been told during the past 10 years to the earlyS community, at least to those who were interested.

Thanks. I’ll reach out directly to Marcel for the price.

[nckzck]

This one is on Bring a Trailer presently. Built by Patrick Motorsports. Looks to have been put together to a pretty high quality level.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1974-porsche-911-84/Attachment 568056

This car sold today on Bring a trailer for $270,000.