The Car
The evolution of the iconic 2.7 RS, a 3.0-litre, lightweight homologation special built to take the 911 into Group 4 competition. Fewer than 110 examples left Zuffenhausen.
For 1974, Porsche enlarged the Carrera RS engine to 3.0 litres and stiffened the chassis around it. The result was a homologation special with twice the wing area, half the door panel and an extra 800 rpm of usable range.
Only 109 Carrera 3.0 RS road cars were built, many were converted to RSR specification or campaigned to destruction. Surviving examples are among the most coveted air-cooled Porsches in the world.
This example presents in correct Grand Prix White with documented ownership and a comprehensive history file. Suitable for serious historic competition or quiet collection use.
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Highlights
What sets it apart.
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Lightweight RS specification
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Documented period ownership
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Comprehensive history file
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FIA HTP eligible
