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

[NZVW]

Not much to "poke the borax" at on this
Like it ,,, like it LOTS

[mrm930]

New on Pcarmarket: https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/1969-porsche-911-rs/

List with reserve
1969
Tangerine
2.7
Leather interior with houndstooth inserts

Not bad.

[DOUGS73E]

New on Pcarmarket: https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/1969-porsche-911-rs/
List with reserve
1969
Tangerine
2.7
Leather interior with houndstooth inserts
Not bad.

For the record:
1969 Porsche 911T Karmann Coupe, Lot #V-0005883
VIN: 129122940
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[DOUGS73E]

The Throttlestop, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin
1971 Porsche 911S Coupe
VIN: 9111300739
Engine: (2.5L High-Butterfly MFI Flat-Six - No Photos?)
Trans: -
Color: Light Ivory/Black
Mileage: 07,078 (indicated)
Price: US$249,900

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Dealer Description:

Here is your opportunity to one of the nicest Porsche 911ST builds we have every put our hands on!

- Nearly $300,000 has been spent on this breathtaking transformation
- Starting with a true 1971 Porsche 911S, the car was taken down to it bones for a period correct ST build
- Recently freshened by KMW Motorsports in 2019
- Dual Plug Magneti-Marelli reproduction distributer, Bosch 2.5ST Spec injection pump, High-Butterfly 2.5L ST version stacks
- Dual exit muffler, this car sounds absolutely stunning and reduced to 100 dBA for sound requirements
- Cibie style bonnet mounted fog lights and quick release latch’s all add to this performance inspired build
- Lexan Quarter Windows, ST Door Panels with Sliding Door Glass leather strap fasteners
- A center fill FIA certified ATL fuel cell replaced the original gas tank
- The history of the ST is impressive and holds a special place in any Porsche enthusiast’s heart, this build will not disappoint
- Underbody and Build Photos upon Request
- From 2007-09, this 1971 Porsche 911S was restored and built to Group 4 specifications by marque expert Roitmayer GmbH in Germany
- Powered by a 2.5L High-Butterfly MFI motor making 237rwhp
- Optimized 911S Alloy cases, Mahle 90mm P&C’s, 10.5:1 Compression, 911S 70.4mm crank, Pauter Rods, 964 Oil Pump, 2.2L Heads, Carrera 6 Cams
- 915 Dog Leg Transmission, 7:31 Ratio and 45% LSD
- The white exterior is stunning, period correct flares, 15” Fuchs with Michelin treaded race tires
- The interior is again race inspired and minimalist with a bolt-in roll cage and race seats
- In effort to replicate the look, the car is also sold with a set of 4 Panasport wheels
- This car was used for a few historic events in Europe and then at the 2017 HSR 24 Hour Classic at Daytona
- Use it as a Vintage race car or use it has a canyon carver, either way you will be grinning ear to ear

[mrm930]

Nice one, but $300K on the build???? Seems a bit much.

[mrm930]

Looking for a 66-73 early outlaw to purchase. Doesn’t need to be perfect, something of a project is cool. If anyone sees a good potential let me know. Budget of $100k.

Thanks

[Bullethead]

Nice one, but $300K on the build???? Seems a bit much.

Don't disagree, but that's how these builds roll... gotta love the dealer's name! Hell, I'd visit any place called Throttlestop just because!

[mrm930]

check out prices on backdated 911s listed on elferspot. $200K euros seems to be a starting point on the well finished ones. Also contact a few euro dealers on their ads that you have to contact to get prices....... even higher asks. Hopefully will trickle to the US, as long as I purchase another early car before the prices get out of hand

[NorthernThrux]

Typically 400k euros for the high quality ones on Elfersport, like this one. https://www.elferspot.com/en/car/por...e-1991-520899/

That's Singer territory. This is a very strong trend now. Lots of these type/style of backdates. It's a new genre born right under our noses. Kinda cool really. many good quality backdates exceed the price of original S cars now.

[mathieulecomte]

Then there is this one on PcARMarKeT - https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/1...che-911-t-rsr/
Saw it during the LitMeet week, stunning car. Wonder what it will end up selling for. All paint, no vinyl.
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