Porsche 911 Carrera 3,0

The vehicle in detail

History

This 911 Carrera 3.0 was first delivered on November 26, 1975, by Otto Glöcker Sportwagen, a Porsche dealer in Frankfurt. It was ordered in what is perhaps the most stunning combination: Arrow Blue with green Scottish tartan interior. This is an early Carrera 3.0, one of the first 500 produced.

The car later made its way to Switzerland, where it was offered for sale at Ruest Garage in Affeltrangen. In 1997, Dutchman R. Stelling purchased it with 135,000 km on the odometer. At 150,000 km, the 911 was sent to Irmgartz Motorsport for an engine, gearbox, and clutch overhaul, with invoices available for this work. In 2004, the car was fully repainted in its original Arrow Blue (305) color.

In March 2007, M. de Valk acquired the car, selling it later that year to P.P.A. Pisters in December. On March 8, 2010, Porsche specialist Theo Jansen sold the car to J. Deters, who exported it to Belgium in 2012.

In 2016, the car returned to the Netherlands and was purchased by C. van Kollenburg (210,045 km). Over eight years, he drove it only a few hundred kilometers but ensured regular maintenance and inspections.

In October 2024, we acquired the 911. In February 2025, the car underwent a full technical inspection at Porsche Service Kraan, where a fuel leak was fixed, and the headlamp washers and mirror controls were repaired. In March 2025, the front seats were restored to their beautiful original dark green Scottish tartan upholstery.