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    FS: 1973 RSR Tribute built on a 1984 Turbo-Look Carrera With 3.6Liter Varioram Motor!

    THE CAR IS SOLD! THANKS EARLY S!

    Hello Friends! I have owned this awesome car for just over two years and I drive it wherever I can. It has been featured in the ESSES magazine as part of the Targa California article that I wrote for the June 2013 issue. The article (reprinted below) describes the build of this car in great detail. I realize that not everyone will be able to read it in this format, so here is a list of some of the upgrades and features of this amazing build:

    Drivetrain
    3.6 Liter Varioram engine from 1997
    ECU reprogrammed in Germany
    Modified Air Cleaner
    Lightened Flywheel
    915 Transmission from original car – rebuilt 10,000 miles ago
    Supertrapp Exhaust tuned (brilliantly IMO) from a sputtering gurgle at low RPM to a roar at higher speeds
    ~300 Horsepower
    Mechanical
    930 Turbo Brakes (part of original M491 package) with stainless steel braided lines
    Aluminum Strut Bar between front towers mounted to RSR-style Welded Brackets
    Bilstein Struts/Shocks
    Stiffer Torsion Bars/Factory Sway Bars
    9x17 and 11x17 Lindsey Racing P2 Wheels – custom built with RSR finish, no center caps
    Lowered and Corner Weighted
    Body
    M491 (turbo-look) fenders – within millimeters of original RSR – all metal factory fenders
    Sunroof Deleted by builder – impossible to tell this has been done!
    Driver’s Side Mirror – authentic period Stainless piece
    Door Handles and Bright Trim from early series 911
    Grand Prix White with Blue “Carrera” side scripts
    Replica Foil Badge on front hood
    Rally Latches on front and rear bonnets
    Interior
    Deleted Items: Rear Seat, Radio, Clock, Air Conditioning, Heat
    MOMO “Jackie Stewart” 350mm Steering Wheel
    RSR Carpets with RSR Rubber Runners in front footwells
    Dead Pedal Installed
    “period” Halon Fire Extinguisher
    Italian “GTS” Seats
    RSR Door Panels with Leather Pulls
    New Headliner

    Here is a link to a photo album showing all the important stuff:

    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8pv4bh7uj...GGt2tUnZa?dl=0

    This car is fully sorted and it is the best driving Porsche I have ever been in. The overall condition of the car is "very good" -- the only things that keep it from being "excellent" are the usual paint chips on the nose and rear fenders. (I show these in the photo album.) There is virtually no rust except one dime-sized spot underneath the driver's side door trim (see photo album for an image of this). When I put it away, I always use the fitted car cover.

    The chassis has about 105,000 on it and the motor has about 60,000 on it (15k in this car). The transmission was rebuilt 10,000 miles ago. I can give you a lot more information if you are interested, but most importantly, I think potential suitors to this car should make sure they get behind the wheel. That's what sold me!

    I want to sell the car because I am interested in getting into a "bone stock" early 911. To that end, I would be willing to sell or trade. THE CAR IS SOLD! THANKS EARLY S!

    Feel free to PM me with any questions or comments!
    Last edited by uptheorg; 04-11-2018 at 01:29 PM. Reason: changed album link to one that works!
    Jim

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