Porsche 911 Carrera 2.7

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Chassis No. 9115600415

According to its Porsche Belgium (D’Ieteren) Certificate of Authenticity, this Rest of World 1975 911 Carrera Coupe was completed in Light Yellow over a leatherette interior. The CoA further identifies the interior code as ’14’ which Ryan Snodgrass’ seminal Carrera 2.7 decodes as Blue/Black Midnight with Dark Blue Shetland seat inserts. Additional options ordered when new included a limited slip differential, 7- and 8 x 15-inch Black-centered forged Fuchs wheels, rear window wiper, Bilstein shock absorbers, and tinted windows among others. The car was completed in April 1975 and sold through Porsche Raffay in Hamburg, Germany.

During its time in Belgium the Carrera was issued a Certificate of Authenticity from the official Porsche importer D’Ieteren. By the late 2010s, the car was brought to SportClasse for a full and comprehensive restoration in its original shade of Light Yellow. Images from the photo-documented restoration show the car was stripped to a bare shell with fresh paint, a newly trimmed interior in black, with care and attention to the details that make these MFI Carreras so special. The restoration was completed by early 2021 and brought to the United States in 2022.

In 2024, Autosport Designs of Huntington Station, New York conducted a full rebuild of the air-cooled flat-six. The seven-page invoice, on file and available for review, reveals the rebuild included $40,000 in new engine parts alone with a new crankshaft, 2.7-liter pistons and cylinders, connecting rods, engine oil cooler, camshafts, and more. Furthermore, the engine case received a rebuild as did the Bosch mechanical injection pump, and a valve job to the heads. The impressive dedication to the car by Autosport totaled $83,000 when completed in April 2025.

Over 50 years from production, these mechanically fuel-injected Carreras remain a rare sight in the United States. With a fresh photo-documented restoration in its original shade of Light Yellow and a complete engine rebuild by Autosport Designs, this example is well documented by its Porsche-issued Certificate of Authenticity and offered with a Porsche Classic toolkit.