Porsche 911 Modified

An ‘Outlaw’ Porsche 911 RSR recreation is a custom-built is a custom-built, period 911 that blends the lightweight design of Porsche’s legendary 1973 Carrera RS 2.7/RSR with modern, personalised, performance-oriented modifications

The car presented here started life as a 1979 Porsche 911 3.0-litre SC, before being transformed into this Outlaw-style RSR tribute. Our vendor tells us that it was conceived and created by an ex Porsche mechanic and collector, with later input from a classic Porsche specialist, it now features a complete RSR bodywork conversion (with a striking ’70-esque cool livery), a 3.6-litre M64 engine (from a 50,000-mile 911 964) allied to a G50 gearbox (which required significant work, including the conversion of the torsion tube, to allow the fitment), shortened Turbo swing-arms, upgraded Bilstein suspension, 964 Carrera brakes all-round, 17″ BBS Alloy Wheels with Nankang AR-1 tyres, a full brand-new interior including Ricardo seats, new carpets, aluminium foot-boards, Alcantara dashboard/door tops, a new headlining, lightweight door cards, a half roll-cage, a new Momo steering wheel, RSR flag mirrors, a centre-fill fuel tank, a headlight upgrade, and a full stainless steel exhaust system.

Whether admired at a Porsche gathering, exercised on a favourite B-road, enjoyed during European touring or taken to the occasional track day, this outstanding recreation delivers an experience that is both evocative and immensely rewarding. Beautifully presented, expertly specified and inspired by one of the most celebrated competition 911s of the era, it offers an opportunity to enjoy the unmistakable spirit of the RSR in a package created by a Porsche enthusiast, for now for fellow enthusiasts to enjoy.