Porsche 911 SC

The vehicle in detail

The vehicle was prepared for rallying at the time by installing internal oil lines, but was never used professionally. It always served as a collector's item for sporty drivers.

In 2013, the vehicle came into the hands of an Austrian collector, who had an individual approval assessment carried out in order to register it in Austria on August 26, 2015, with the vehicle documents (registration certificate of the Republic of Austria), before later handing it over to the world-famous Porsche Museum of Mr. ... for display for many years. The museum purchased this beautiful sports car and exhibited it for an extended period of time. In 2022, a Porsche Club member managed to purchase this vehicle from the collection of Mr. Helmut Pfeifhofer's Porsche Automobile Museum with 10,500 km on the odometer (read and documented). He also used the vehicle to drive it as an enthusiast on country roads in southern Germany. On November 9, 2022, he had TÜV SÜD prepare the documents necessary for re-registration in Germany and, in the process, also approve the H license plate. This was followed by re-registration in Germany on November 14, 2022, with the coveted H license plate.

As he fell in love with this beautifully built vehicle, he had the engine completely overhauled by the renowned company FVD Brombacher in 2024 at a mileage of 12,469 km, which was documented in great detail. A total of over €30,000 was invested in the vehicle, which was already in very good condition. The vehicle now has a mileage of 12,860 km, meaning that it has only been driven a short distance since the engine overhaul.

Connoisseurs will certainly be able to appreciate the quality of this vehicle and are cordially invited to visit our vehicle showroom in Hamburg to see for themselves its condition and truly impressive performance.

We are therefore offering a unique sports car with a top-quality 3.2 engine (probably installed in Austria), sporty suspension, turbo brake system, and other fine details. Complete registration documentation is available for interested parties in Germany and Austria.