1976 Porsche 911 Coupe Carrera

1976 PORSCHE 911 SC - RSR TRIBUTE



KEY FACTS

This Porsche 911 SC is a rewarding classic air-cooled sports car, which has been transformed into an attention-grabbing tribute to the legendary 1970s Carrera RSR race car.

Under the rear engine lid now sits a 1989 911 Carrera-sourced naturally aspirated 3.2-litre air-cooled flat-six, which sends its power to the rear wheels via a five-speed ‘Type 915’ manual transmission.

This right-hand-drive example started life as a 911 SC model, which underwent an extensive transformation sometime after 2008, turning it into an eye-catching tribute to the 1970s Carrera RSR race car.

The car was first registered in the UK.
The odometer indicates 54,473 Kms
Build year: 1976

EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES

This 911 SC is now presented in the striking shade of Viper Green with contrasting black ‘Porsche’ side and rear decals, over a black leather and leatherette-trimmed interior.

It rides on a set of 16-inch 8.5J front and 10.5J rear lightweight three-piece Fuchs-style aluminium alloy wheels finished in black with grey ‘petal’ spokes and barrels, fitted with mixed Nankang tyres.

Externally, this example has been fitted with RSR-style front and rear bumpers, extended front and rear wheel arches, a ‘ducktail’ rear spoiler, and has had the side trims removed.

Equipment now includes a rare period-correct Porsche Design Momo steering wheel, Singer-style front and rear seats with metal ventilation holes, a Modena Engineering gated shifter with a Momo gear knob, a Blaupunkt Hannover cassette stereo, a top-tinted windscreen, simplified door cards with red fabric pulls, electric windows, Rennline aluminium floorboards and pedals, and a front strut brace.
The car comes with a space-saver spare wheel and two sets of keys.
CONDITION

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SERVICE HISTORY

The last maintenance was performed in December 2024 at an indicated 53,550 Kms by Mike Davis Automotive, which consisted of an engine oil and filter change, a new air filter, and all new fuel injectors.

The gearbox was completely rebuilt in 2021 by a Porsche gearbox specialist in Melbourne.

A major overhaul was carried out over a 14-year period, which included a respray, an interior retrim, a major engine overhaul including a full service and gasket replacements, the brake callipers reconditioned, all new brake discs fitted, the alloy wheels restored, and new sound proofing and rubber seals fitted in the engine bay.