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Porsche 911 Modified

Coupé, 1972

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Carrera RS 2.7 Replica
Since the conversion, the car has completed 7,600 km
Chassis No. 9112100552

PORSCHE 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Replica
This 1972 911 T (F model with oil flap!) was extensively restored in Germany and converted to a Carrera RS 2.7 during the restoration. The 2.7 liter engine comes from the G model of the 911 and the conversion was carried out by a brand and motorsport expert. A dynamometer report is available (210 HP), as are invoices and restoration documentation. Since the conversion, the car has covered 7,600 km.

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When the Porsche 901 replaced the aging 356 in 1963, it quickly became clear that an icon had been born. The model name 901 had to be changed to 911 because the 901 was reserved for Peugeot. Porsche therefore had to rename the car – the 901 became the 911. The car was well received, but its sometimes critical handling spoiled the enjoyment for some customers. Until 1968, Porsche experimented with weight distribution, and there were other tires and chassis modifications to reduce the massive tendency to oversteer. The extended wheelbase actually provided a remedy from 1969 onwards.