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45 Help me find a car  2015 Porsche GT3 that is basically brand new. Only 850 1-owner miles. Perfect condition inside and out, and very well optioned with red stitching throughout, red belts, and red gauges. I can't find a flaw on the car. Both keys, all books, and original window sticker included. Factory Options: www.switchcars.com Price: SOLD  1973 Porsche RS Clone - This one started life as a rust-free, West Coast 1970 911 T Coupe. Restored in 2001-2002 and RS conversion completed, including new brakes, new fuel and oil lines, drive axles, Bilstein shocks, new seals throughout, ’87 carrera suspension, restored interior, and more. It is not exact to the specifications of an original 2.7 RS, but it is extremely close and very well built with some tasteful upgrades, including a 3.0L high compression motor built by Rothsport with 10k miles at time of installation, a 915 5spd transmission, and GTSClassics RSR Leather/Corduroy seats. Completely gone through by Accumoto in 2011 with updates and corrections to the build, including redoing the interior, the door panels, installing the correct RS bumpers, and many other updates, totaling close to $24k. Less than 300 miles on the car since then (odo reads approx 450km). Original stamped maintenance logbook is still with the car. www.switchcars.com Price: SOLD  1974 Porsche 911 RSR - completed in December of 2003 for Mark Minkin by Gunnar Racing. This RSR tub has IMSA GTO history on it - stripped to the bone, this street/race Porsche was built from the ground up for GTO race and street, then featured in Porsche Panorama magazine in the December 2004 issue. Total cost to build was over $350k See the complete project details here:-- https://www.facebook.com/MonsterPorsche-- http://www.gunnarracing.com/project/index-fin-2.html-- http://www.gunnarracing.com/project/RAT/RAT-0630.htm-- It is the ultimate street/race RSR originally built with electronic fuel injected slide valve induction. This was changed to the newest programmable Electromotive ECU with all new programmable software. The engine is a flat-six with 962 fan and a displacement of 74.0 x 98. A compression ratio of 12.5-1 brings the race-tuned engine to 415hp. Street tuned hp is still 395. Gearbox is an upside down 930-935 for lowered center of gravity. Front and rear suspension is type 935 and fitted with 930 type brakes. Additional recent upgrades include a complete new race tune with new injectors and race muffler. The original locker rear-end (live axle) was replaced with a LSD differential. This 935 gear box will accept a 5th gear which would allow for a shorter first gear that will make it leap off the line. Right now it is fitted with a 4 speed better suited for Sebring or Daytona. Wheels are the three piece BBS center lock. Tires are 23.5 x 10.5 x 15 (front) and 25.5 x 14 x 15 (rear). Full documentation including comprehensive build record and IMSA GTO racing history. -- Full Specs: Displacement: 74.0 x 98 JE Forged Pistons with aluminum cylinders, nikasil coated 12.5 to 1 Compression RSR Sprint Camshaft Slide valve with tech 3 management induction 8000 rpm redline Weight: 2000 lbs in street trim, 1800 lbs in race trim-- www.switchcars.com Price: SOLD  Check out this beautiful and very well-prepared 911 SC that has been tastefully built into a Euro Carrera tribute. The details are extensive, but it's obvious that the attention was on quality when this project was done, and Planet 911 was integral in the build. The entire body was media-blasted and refinished in Signal Yellow, and there is no hidden body work - the car is straight metal. The factory 3.0L engine was fully rebuilt with upgraded head studs and tensioners, along with upgraded factory air box with pop-off valve. The transmission was rebuilt with a lightweight aluminum clutch kit new shifter cables. The A/C system was upgraded with a brand new Rennaire setup. Cosmetics include a fiberglass ducktail, GTS Classics Monte Carlo seats with nickel grommets, Momo Prototipo steering wheel, 917-style wooden shift knob, 17-inch Fuchs-style reproduction wheels, RS door cards, and many more detailed interior touches. Additional ugprades include a Continental radio, Billy Boat exhaust system, new heater hoses, upgraded rear axles, new/upgraded oil cooler, lines, and fan, and many many more details. This car is super clean, straight, and maintains an impressive presence. The underside appears to be incredibly original, and the build is to the highest standard. The car starts immediately with no stumbling or smoke, and idles smoothly. Additionally, we have just had the car fully inspected at a local Porsche air-cooled specialist and fully serviced to the tune of about $5k to prepare it for the new owner. If you're looking for a Euro Carrera but don't want to spend $250k+ for an original one, consider this well-done tribute that you can enjoy driving! Price: SOLD  Price: SOLD  1965 Porsche 912 - Excellent condition, rust-free car with a fresh restoration. Rare 5-speed transmission. Shows beautifully and runs like a champ. Refinished in original Champagne Yellow with Green Leatherette interior. 68935 actual miles. Original motor redone during restoration; transmission was replaced with a correct 5spd. Recent Michelin XZX tires installed. Certificate of Authenticity included. An all-around stud that needs nothing to drive and enjoy.-- Original Factory Options: Antenna Loudspeaker 2 Headrests - Leatherette Tinted Glass All Around Ventilated Chrome Wheels Talbot Mirror Wheel Caps w/Crest 5 Speed Transmission Dunlop Tires www.switchcars.com Price: SOLD  1970 Porsche 914-6 Porsche's 914 used to be a red headed stepchild, but no more. Collectors have awoken to what enthusiasts have said for years: These light, mid-engined cars are a blast to drive. Leading the charge are rare 6 cylinder models like this stunning car here. It's not just another pretty face, either—this car comes with a serious track engine and plenty of minor tweaks! Signal Orange looks great on anything and especially on 914's. The paint is gorgeous having just gone through a $1500+ correction treatment. The bodywork is in excellent condition, and the car appears to be rust free. Rechromed bumpers join NOS and reconditioned trim for brightwork while all lenses are new. Fuchs wheels are timeless, and this set is beautiful. Rubber parts and seals were replaced when the car was restored. The interior is excellent with clean black upholstery on the stock seats and Coco mats on the floors. A Momo Monte Carlo steering wheel feels great in your hands while a big Auto Meter tach and a period 911 oil temperature/pressure gauge keep better tabs on the engine behind you. The unobtainium-filled oil temperature/fuel level gauge has been moved to an easily removable bracket in the center console. A fire extinguisher (which really should be in every vintage car) is on the passenger side floor. The rest of the interior is proper down to the radio in the dash. For collectors, the original and numbers matching complete engine long block is included in the sale. The current resident under the center lid is a MONSTER of a motor. It's a fully prepped magnesium 2 liter case with a fully counterweighted '70-71 S crank, Carillo connecting rods and JE pistons. New cylinder jugs and those pistons push displacement to 2.2 liters. 2.7 Liter heads with larger valves work to the beat of a custom set of Webcam camshafts. Air and fuel are ingested wholesale by a set of Weber 40IDA carburetors with modified venturis. 12.5/1 Compression crushes the mixture while twin spark plugs per cylinder and a pair of Electromotive ignition systems light it off. Exhaust gasses pass through equal length headers and a high flow muffler before being expelled through twin tailpipes. It currently runs on 93 octane but would need race fuel to reach its full potential: Redline is currently set at 7000rpm but the rotating assembly is capable of much higher. Heat is kept in check by a massive oil cooler ducted into the front trunk. The chassis is in excellent condition with newer bushings and clean hard parts. Braided brake hoses reach 911S calipers in the front and 911T calipers in the rear. Larger sway bars are at both ends along with Koni shocks and cross drilled brake rotors. The transaxle has been gone through fully and features a limited slip differential. This car is set up for canyon carving, open track days or competition—what it does next is up to you. A comprehensive list of spares and original parts also come with the car. A complete set of proper width Fuchs wheels, a bolt in roll bar, a racing front bumper and more are included and will require additional shipping consideration if the car is not picked up in person. A string of collectors has owned and cared for this car, and some have used it to its potential. This is a desirable car that's growing in value while fully capable of showing much newer sports cars its taillights. www.switchcars.com Price: SOLD  1970 Porsche 914-6. Silver Metallic over Black Leatherette. Recent full restoration, original 'matching numbers' motor and transmission. Certificate of Authenticity. Actual mileage. Excellent condition inside, out, and underneath, with original owner's manual and pouch, spare tire, jack kit, complete toolkit, and all keys. Original factory equipment: US Equipment, 14 Price: SOLD  Impeccable and all original 1987 928 S4 from the first year of the updated styling and 315hp 5.0L V8. Finished in Guards Red exterior with rare Millenium Natural Brown leather interior. Very low mileage, original paint, and unmodified from stock with the exception of the newer Porsche wheels, however, the original flat-disc wheels are included with the car. This 928 has just been checked over and serviced by a Porsche specialist, and is in top mechanical condition. The timing belts, tensioners, and water pump were replaced November 2016. All power options work properly, the A/C will freeze your fingertips off, and the car starts, runs, drives and shifts smoothly with no drama. The current wheels sport fresh Bridgestone Potenza RE11s, and the original wheels are unmounted. Factory Options: www.switchcars.com Price: SOLD  This gorgeous and original 928 GTS is up for auction via Bring a Trailer, closing October 28th. Click the link below to see more information and to place your bid: https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1993-porsche-928-gts-20/ Early 1993 Porsche 928 GTS: Very Significant And Rare, 1 Of Only 54 Manual Units Produced For The 1993 Model Year - Only 406 GTS Models Were Brought To The U.S. - Meticulously Maintained, With No Expense Spared - Finished In Black Over Classic Grey - Displays Only 18,850 Miles From New - Clean CarFax Report - Comes With Its Original Books And Manuals, tool kit and air compressor, original window sticker, service records, and Certificate of Authenticity. Presenting a rare opportunity to take ownership of an exceptional and minimally driven example of the coveted GTS trim with the highly sought-after 5-speed manual transmission! Built in March of 1992 at Porsche's assembly facility in Stuttgart, this 1993 U.S model is the absolute ideal 928 GTS for the most discerning collector as it is representative of how a well-sorted and no-stories specimen should present itself. Surrounded by a timeless body where the rear fenders and tires ever so subtlety protrude outwards, thus creating a muscular, visual drama; a rear spoiler that further draws one's attention to its sloping roofline, while its iconic reflector strip adds to the dramatic, yet fluid design language by aiding in accentuating the wider rear fenders with the 17-inch Cup 1 wheels harmoniously completing the exterior. As you step inside the Classic Grey finished cabin and close the door, you're not only greeted by the solid thunk that emits from the closing of the door, assuring one of the car's solidity, but also by the embracing and heated power-adjustable front sport seats that are complimented by a cabin that features a streamlined and driver-centric layout, with the driver being welcomed by a 4-spoke steering wheel, 3-floor pedals and 5-speed manual gearbox. The cabin also features a sunroof and a CD-2, CD player.
It was driven and remained under the care of its first owner from late June of 1992 until 1997 when it was placed in long-term storage. The GTS remained stored until its second owner acquired it in February of 2011. During the 2nd owner's 8 years of ownership, less than 2,000 miles were accumulated. On the 2nd of February, 2020, its third owner took ownership and has since driven it less than 400 miles. This fastidiously maintained and turn-key example benefits from a July 2019 servicing that consisted of an oil and coolant flush, new water pump, and a timing belt change. Within the last 400 miles, it has also received new tires, lug nuts, wheel caps, wiper blades and exhaust tips, it had its brake hoses, rotors, and pads replaced, a caliper refinishing, while also having its transmission and brake fluid flushed. All parts that were replaced have been kept by the third owner. The GTS is an absolute legendary Grand Tourer from Porsche. Debuting in 1992 with production concluding in 1995, only 2,887 examples were produced. Of those, the U.S would only receive 406 examples. Finished in an illustrious shade of black with an interior upholstered in Classic Grey, this specimen would go on to be 1 of 190 examples and 1 of only 54 manual-equipped units produced for the 1993 model year and one of only 12 with sport seats! The GTS stands as the pinnacle in the 928 line and is powered by a 5.4-liter V8 engine that's situated up front with its sonorous roar emitting from its rear dual-exhaust outlets. Performance attributes are comprised of an engine with 345-hp and 369-lbs-ft of torque to the rear wheels; front brake calipers that are derived from the 911 Turbo; a weight distribution of 50/50 with a relatively low weight of 3,300 pounds; the Weissach axle rear-steering setup; and handling that's well collected with a very connected steering feel. Factory Options: Price: SOLD |