Highlights
- Impressive Carrera RS replica car
- Engine rebuilt 6-7 years ago and has received regular service and fluid changes since
- Danish title and registration
The Appeal
Porsche revived the Carrera name for its headlining 911 in 1973. Proudly dubbed the Carrera RS (RennSport), it was primarily intended as a limited edition product for Group 4 GT racing, which required at least five hundred units hitting the market. However, the resulting demand for this fabulous car proved so great that the production run was later extended by 1,300-or-so units. The result is that the Carrera RS met a much larger market, while remaining incredibly elusive for the modern enthusiast.
It's little wonder, then, that the 911 is often used as a basis to evoke that highly desirable car.
Taking the classic, ever-enduring Porsche 911, this lovely lookalike replicates the car's RS variant - which was, of course, one of the most potent and desirable cars to come from Stuttgart. The evocation has been finished to a high standard, with a 3.2-litre engine packed in the back, front and rear fibreglass bumpers from Schoenmann and sympathetic mechanical upgrades.
Factor in that oh-so-iconic white-and-red livery, and you've got a real looker. There's no bones about it, the resulting car is a highly evocative - but eminently usable - car. We've no doubt it'll prove to be a very desirable, very capable sports car for the lucky buyer, whether they opt to put it through its paces or maintain it as a stylish, nicely finished Sunday driver.
It's little wonder, then, that the 911 is often used as a basis to evoke that highly desirable car.
Taking the classic, ever-enduring Porsche 911, this lovely lookalike replicates the car's RS variant - which was, of course, one of the most potent and desirable cars to come from Stuttgart. The evocation has been finished to a high standard, with a 3.2-litre engine packed in the back, front and rear fibreglass bumpers from Schoenmann and sympathetic mechanical upgrades.
Factor in that oh-so-iconic white-and-red livery, and you've got a real looker. There's no bones about it, the resulting car is a highly evocative - but eminently usable - car. We've no doubt it'll prove to be a very desirable, very capable sports car for the lucky buyer, whether they opt to put it through its paces or maintain it as a stylish, nicely finished Sunday driver.
The History and Paperwork
- Originally registered in 1971
- Rebuilt to evoke the Carrera RS around 7 years ago
- Now carries a Danish Title
The Condition
- Beautifully finished in white with red accents
- Fibreglass front and rear bumpers from Schoenmann
- Fibreglass bonnet reinforced with wood (as per the original RS/)
- Fibreglass trunk lid
- Everything else is stainless steel
- Paint carries only light signs of use
- Impressive red, Porsche-branded Fuchs alloys
- Continental 225/245-16 tyres throughout
- Underside appears clean and solid
- Front seats in black leather/Alcantara
- Rear seats in black leatherette
- No sign of any rips or tears
- Door cards in good order with contrast furniture
- All instruments are clean and well-presented
- Porsche branded steering wheel in good order
- Fitted with a Clubsport roll cage, maintaining access to rear seats
The Mechanics
- 3.2-Litre Flat-6 engine
- The engine was rebuilt 6-7 years ago and has reportedly received regular service and fluid changes since
- 5-speed manual transmission
- Gearbox was renovated and rebuilt a few years ago
- A new oil cooler was installed a few years back
- Front brakes are taken from a 964, while the rear brakes are original
- Newer Bilstein shocks installed circa 7 years ago
- Front 22mm adjustable Weltmeister sway bar
- Weltmesiter brushings
- A new gas tank was installed 4 years ago
- Stainless steel sports exhaust
- Fitted with a Sports air filter
- We understand that the car is in fine working order
- We've no reports of any mechanical issues
- This ultimately appears to be an eminently drivable RS replica
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