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Porsche 911 Modified

Porsche 911 Modified

Coupé, 1972

Highlights

  • 911 ST Replica!
  • Ivory Paintwork
  • Black Sportseats

911 ST Replica

The 911ST was a low volume competition special that found considerable success in circuit racing and rallying in the early 1970’s.

Produced by the Porsche motorsport department, it was sold as an upgrade kit for the 911S and T production models to circumnavigate homologation issues and allow customers to purchase the company’s latest products for Group 4 competition. The factory produced a few works cars, but as is still the case today with current motorsport 911s, most were supplied to privateer teams.

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The vehicle in detail

Originals featured highly developed small capacity engines producing 230 -250BHP depending on capacity, impressive horsepower from 2.3 – 2.5 litres at the time; however, they were never intended to be a road car and would make an unpleasant and unhappy companion on our often, congested tarmac today.

This replica is based on a genuine LHD 1972 911 with a side `oil klapper` and is a car we first purchased from Switzerland back in 1999.
It was fitted with a tired but genuine 1974 Carrera MFI engine, full 3.0 RSR bodywork and was generally, a very sound, drivable unfinished project.

We originally sold the car to a local garage proprietor who fancied finishing the car himself, but ten years later, we ended up re acquiring the car, abelite now stripped and certainly requiring completion.

Another one of our customers heard that we had the car standing in the corner and persuaded us to sell it to him for his own personal project.
This time the car was stripped, rebuilt and turned into the car you see today.

Inspired by the Group 4 ST circuit racers, the solid bare shell was adorned with steel rear arches, composite ST front arches, bumpers, bonnet and engine cover before being painted in a period creamweiss. The interior was fitted with a half roll cage, lightweight door cards lightweight carpets, momo prototipo and period lightweight seats that offer superb driver comfort.

Whilst it was his dream to complete as much of the car as he could himself, working commitments eventually meant it was dropped to Francis Tuthill Porsche in Oxfordshire for completion.

The suspension and brakes were restored and fitted with turbo track rods and later anti roll bars before a full geometry set up was carried out.
The original magnesium gearbox and Carrera 2.7 MFI motor were also stripped and rebuilt, while the ZF LSD was inspected, cleaned and reassembled. The car was then fitted with genuine anodised 8”x15” front and Minilte 9” x15” rear wheels and a period 3 exit exhaust system to complete the look.

Although we have yet to weigh this car, its certainly lighter than an RS lightweight and is very likely to be close to 900kgs. Couple this with a rebuilt genuine Carrera 2.7 MFI engine, crisp shifting magnesium cased gearbox mated with a ZF limited slip differential and you have a road legal period 911, that will keep your eyes wide open on your favourite twisty road.

With genuine examples being so limited and out of reach for the enthusiast, this car stimulates all of the senses, with the look and drama of an original ST, but at a fraction of the outlay.

Specifications

Year of construction: 1972
Model: 911 Modified
Body: Coupé
Series: 911 Backdate/Modified
Mileage: 95047 mi
Power: 250 HP
Cylinder capacity: 2,7 Liter
Steering: left
Transmission: Manual
Drive: Rear drive
Interior color: Black
Interior material: Fabric
Exterior color: White
Manufacturer color code (exterior): Ivory
New / used: Used car
Ready to drive: yes
Car location: GBUnited Kingdom

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