Porsche 911 Carrera RS

Porsche 911 Carrera RS

Coupé, 1973

Highlights

  • Private ownership since 1996
  • Converted to M471 'Lightweight' Specification by Autofarm in 1996
  • Regularly used and properly maintained - not a lawn queen!

Offered for public sale for the first time in over 25 years, this 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera 2.7 RS reprsents a fantastic opportunity to acquire one of Porsche’s most iconic and collectable 911s.

Originally delivered in M472 Touring specification, chassis #1428 was converted to M471 ‚Lightweight‘ specification by marque specialists Autofarm in 1996 in preparation for the 1997 Tour Auto.

Having been regularly used and properly maintained over the past few decades, the car is in superb mechanical order and is ready to be enjoyed by its next owner. This is a car for someone who actually wants to use it – not a lawn queen! A proper driver’s car.

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Das Fahrzeug im Detail

  • First registered on the 26th June 1973, Chassis #1428 was ordered new as an M472 Touring model, with the following factory specification:
    • Country (116) – West Germany
    • Colour Code (222512) – Grand Prix White w. Red
    • Converstion – M472 (Touring)
    • Option (102) – Heated Rear Window, Two-Stage Tinted
    • Option (409) – Sports Seats Left & Right
    • Option (419) – Retractable Rear Belts Left & Right
    • Option (458) – Round Iodine Fog Lights, White, Below Bumper)
  • The car’s first registered owner is recorded in the original log book (which is still with the car today) as “Sitzmann und Heinlein” – a German plastics manufacturer based in Zirndorf.

We don’t know for sure which member of the Heinlein family the car was ordered for, but whoever it was, it’s clear that they intended to properly use it! Just look at the original service book stamps:

Date
Service Centre
Mileage (km)10/07/1973
Autohaus Herbst, Nümberg
359 km06/03/1974
Autohaus Herbst, Nümberg
9,428 km

06/08/1974
Autohaus Herbst, Nümberg
19,715 km

17/04/1975
Autohaus Herbst, Nümberg
30,700 km

24/11/1975
Autohaus Herbst, Nümberg
39,000 km

27/04/1977
Autohaus Herbst, Nümberg
51,733 km

02/02/1978
Autohaus Herbst, Nümberg
60,653 km

21/09/1978
Autohaus Herbst, Nümberg
70,350 km

14/04/1980
V.A.G GeorgBreitschwerto, Ansbach
79,405 km

23/06/81
V.A.G GeorgBreitschwerto, Ansbach
91,062 km

  • It’s interesting to note that the change in Service Centres from Nümberg to Ansbach in 1978 perfectly coincides with the Sitzmann und Heinlein company relocation in that same year. The factory was moved from Zirndorf (just outside Nümberg) to Ansbach – it seems the car went with it!
  • Having clocked up the best part of 100,000km in what must be the best company car ever, the Heinlein family sold #1428 to a fellow Ansbach resident, Mr Uwe Ott in June 1984.
  • Mr Ott commissioned a full engine rebuild the following year at none other than Manfred Krämer Porsche in Bad Wurzach, Germany.
  • After enjoying his newly rebuilt engine for a few more years, Ott sold #1428 to Mr Wolfgang Liedtke of Speyer, Germany in December 1988, who would go on to register the car in the UK the following month.
  • Wearing it’s new UK registration, UMC 209L, the car was imported to the UK via Howard Wise in early 1989, shortly before being sold to its fourth owner, Mrs Glenda Hydleman of Earls Court, London.
  • Having covered only around 10,000km since it’s engine rebuild at Krämer in 1985, Mrs Hydleman wasted no time in commissioning further restoration works at Camtune in Surrey and Streber in Devon, including:
    • Brake system overhaul
    • Bare metal respray
    • Engine strip down, clean and reassembly
  • With the car now looking and driving brilliantly, Mrs Hydleman would enjoy #1428 for the next year and a half, before selling it to Christopher Banks in Bristol.
  • Banks would keep the car for the next 6 years, clocking up less than 5,000km in that time.
  • The next chapter of the car’s life would begin in 1996, when it was purchased by a German baron via Autofarm in Oxfordshire.
  • Included in the purchase negotiation was a whole list of recommissioning and restoration works, as well as a conversion from ‘Touring’ to ‘Lightweight’ specification, including:
    • Fibreglass front & rear bumpers
    • Period correct lightweight seats
    • Lightweight carpets and trim
    • Lightweight door cards
    • Lightweight spare wheel
    • Momo steering wheel
    • Saftey harnesses
    • Red to Blue ‘Carrera’ decals
  • Following the restoration works at Autofarm, the car was registered with the FIA and then taken back to Germany, where it also received a Deuvet vehicle passport.
  • The first major event the car took part in was the 1997 Tour Auto, driven by the owner and his wife:
  • Over the next 7 years, the owner would continue to enjoy the car back in Germany, taking it on regular tours and events with his friends and family.
  • Then in 2004, in preparation for yet another Tour Auto (#1428’s second entry, and the owner’s seventh!), the car was entrusted to Hans Hellmick, Wuppertal, for a full and extensive engine rebuild.
  • The list of works carried out is comprehensive, but some notable items were a new crankcase, new pistons and cylinders and an increase in compression ratio from 8.5:1 to 9.0:1.
  • The car again performed beautifully, and was even driven around Spa by none other than Derek Bell!
  • Over the next 15 years, the car remained in Germany as part of the owner’s larger collection, being regularly used and properly maintained.
  • It was then acquired by it’s current owner in 2019 with around 45,000km on the clock (~20,000km since ’04 engine rebuild).
  • Again, the car has been regularly used and well maintained since then, now showing just over 50,000km on the odometer.

WHAT WE THINK

  • This is the perfect car for someone who actually wants use it. This is not a garage queen.
  • It drives superbly, and the twin pipe exhaust sounds absolutely phenomenal. The steering feel is unparalleled, and the performance is genuinely impressive, even by today’s standards.
  • Since being with us in Bicester, we commissioned Jtek Auto to perform a full dry ice clean of the underside and engine bay, so the car now presents wonderfully. Please look through the full gallery of images below to see more.
  • A digital copy of the car’s history file is available on request. Please enquire for more.
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Fahrzeugdaten

Baujahr: 1973
Erstzulassung: Juni 1973
Modell: 911 Carrera RS
Karosserie: Coupé
Baureihe: 911 F-Modell
Laufleistung: 50000 km
Leistung: 210 PS
Hubraum: 2,7 Liter
Lenkung: links
Getriebe: Manuell
Antrieb: Heckantrieb
Kraftstoff: Benzin
Innenfarbe: Weiß
Innenmaterial: Stoff
Außenfarbe: Weiß
Zustand: Teilrestauriert
Neu / gebraucht: Gebrauchtwagen
Fahrbereit: ja
Zugelassen: ja
Land der Erstauslieferung: Deutschland
Fahrzeugstandort: GBVereinigtes Königreich

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