Chassis No. 9112310635
By 1972, most sports-car enthusiasts presumed Porsche had rung everything out of the nine-year-old 911 design. Since its 1964 introduction, Porsche had lengthened the wheelbase, increased engine displacement by 350 cc, replaced Solex carburetors with Webers and later Bosch mechanical fuel injection, raised output by 50..
Engine No. 6631531
Transmission No. 7831523
Production No. 1038730
At first glance, "homologation" might seem like a dry formality-just another rule in the racing world's dense regulatory playbook. But for those who know, it marks the birthplace of some of the most exhilarating road cars ever built. To homologate the 911 Carrera ..
Beautiful original matching numbers Porsche 356B Carrera 2 with the spectacular 4-cam 2000cm3 engine.Full history, only 3 owners from new.Perfectly maintained.Driving this 356 is a experience you will not forget. It's fast and that means: really fast!Don't hesitate to come over and get surprised by this fantastic piec..
Believed to be one of just 20 built in RHD, with less than half of those remaining. The car is in gorgeous condition, having been subjected to a major body restoration a few years ago to a very high standard, as well as more restoration work, totalling some £175,000 in all! This is all documented with invoices. Also in the file of accompanying ..
Chassis No. W09BB2388DPR06169
Rt35 Anniversary No. 06/35
RUF's story began not as a car manufacturer but as a small repair garage in the Bavarian town of Pfaffenhausen, established by Alois Ruf Sr. nearly eight decades ago. His son, Alois Ruf Jr., later built the family business into one of Porsche's most respected independent partners..
Chassis No. WP0CA2A1XFS800590
918 Spyder No. 590
Seven years on from unveiling the breathtaking Carrera GT at the 2003 Geneva Motor Show, Porsche again selected Geneva to debut its latest concept born from an endurance race car-this time powered by the 3.4-liter V8 that propelled the American Le Mans Series RS Spyder. Dubbed the 918 Sp..