FS: @CPR - '76 RoW Carrera

[LongRanger]

VIN = 9116609076
Eng# = ?
Trans# = ?

. . . . Oak green/black, 1-of-123 . . .

http://cprclassic.com/images/carsfor...pe/images.html

Also . . .
http://blog.eurocarrera.com/search/label/Forsale

. . . This Oak Green '76 Carrera #911 660 9076 is one of the exceptionally rare -- only 113 built -- mechanically fuel injected Carrera 2.7 special models produced for 1976. These were non-production Carrera that were ordered from the factory as a "sondermodell" which included as standard LSD, Bilstein shocks, Sport steering wheel, flares, and the all important 911/83 210hp RS-spec engine . . .

. . . Oak Green is a rare color for mid-1970s 911s with only six '76 Carrera MFI 2.7 originally painted this color. According to COA data #9076 came with a driver side manual antenna when new, but now appears with an automatic antenna without a radio. Also originally equipped with black headliner (replaced with white at some point) and tinted glass from the factory (windshield replaced). Adding to the value of this Carrera is the original owner's manual with service stampings and supposedly has full service documentation . . .

. . . Buyers should note that the engine was rebuilt by Andial to a 2.9-liter twin plug engine. Additionally some flourishes were added by later owners which weren't originally delivered from the factory including ducktail, Carrera side script, Sport seats, coco mats, later style replacement tinted windshield, earlier '74-'75 and thick grip Sport steering wheel. Interior was redone at some point, though still looking pretty rough, since door pockets are carpeted ('76 Carrera MFI sondermodell didn't have carpeted pockets), incorrect leatherette material was used for seat inlays front and rear (likely swapped from another 911), Sport seats swapped in, headliner is now white, and speaker grill appears to be a later replacement cover. As this Carrera came with the black trim from the factory this is missing the painted headlight trim rings. The rare original midnight blue extra rough and lightweight carpet remains as well as the original orange tags on the seat belts . . .

$185k/€138k/£116k

(Not mine)


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[LongRanger]

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[911quest]

Wow what a great looking color!

[Flat Six, inc.]

Did a bunch on that car a few years ago...a good example.

Has Andial 2.9L twin-plug...

[Louie]

man o man is that thing gorgeous!

[Jim Garfield]

Boy, that is a great looking car!

[fryardds]

Did a bunch on that car a few years ago...a good example.

Has Andial 2.9L twin-plug...

And it goes like stink doesn't it Aaron. This is a really great driving (and rare) Porsche.

PS this is one of 113 not 123. The first chassis is 011, not 001.

[ibmiked]

Even though I'm pretty sure it's not correct for '76, anodized wheels on these cars transforms their look. I think with black side scripts black wheels are 'correct'.

It's a stunning car that will probably bring less than half what a '73 RS would.

[Flat Six, inc.]

Even though I'm pretty sure it's not correct for '76, anodized wheels on these cars transforms their look. I think with black side scripts black wheels are 'correct'.

It's a stunning car that will probably bring less than half what a '73 RS would.

Maybe true, but what's correct for a car that didn't even 'exist'...until the internet came along...

[fryardds]

It's a stunning car that will probably bring less than half what a '73 RS would.

I believe CPR is offering this Carrera for $185K. Fairly aggressive for an MFI Carrera with a non-original case, but you never know in this market.

Ryan shows another one of these '76 Sondermodels (#030) for sale on his blog. I think you will dig this one Mike.

http://blog.eurocarrera.com/search/label/Forsale