This elaborately converted Porsche 911 is based on a rare 1972 F-model with an external oil filler (oil flap)—a model year particularly prized by collectors. The conversion was realized with high technical standards and attention to detail and is closely based on the legendary RSR factory racing cars of the 1970s.
Brake system
- Front axle: 964 brake calipers, Turbo brake discs
- Rear axle: Brake system from the Porsche 911 SC 3.0
- Racing brake pads and steel braided lines
Body
- Wide RSR fenders front and rear
- Characteristic RSR front apron with oil cooler opening
- Harmonious RSR rear spoiler
- Welded roll cage (closed system)
- Towing eyes front and rear
- Aluminum hoods front and rear
- Painting and decals based on historical RSR looks
interior
- Lightweight interior with a focus on performance
- OMP bucket seats
- 4-point belts
- Momo sports steering wheel
- Main switch
- fire extinguisher
Provenance
The vehicle was owned by the American Porsche Club board – an indication of the high quality and authenticity of the conversion.
Historical context: The significance of the RSR
The Porsche 911 Carrera RSR was the most successful GT car of its time in the early 1970s. It dominated endurance races such as Le Mans, Daytona, and the Targa Florio and formed the technical foundation for later racing versions of the 911. RSR conversions are now sought-after homages to this era, combining iconic design with impressive driving dynamics.
Value and market environment A recent Classic Data appraisal (2023) puts the replacement value at €140,000. Comparable vehicles on the market are sometimes significantly higher. This conversion impresses with its combination of a rare base (oil flap F model), high-quality motorsport setup, and exciting provenance.
Conclusion
A vehicle for sporty driving connoisseurs and enthusiasts that cuts an excellent figure both in the garage and on the racetrack. Ideal for lovers of classic 911s with harmonious RSR looks and high-quality racing technology.
Note: All information has been provided to the best of our knowledge and belief. It is provided without guarantee of completeness and accuracy. The vehicle description does not represent a guaranteed property within the meaning of Section 434 of the German Civil Code (BGB). Subject to changes, errors, and prior sale. The vehicle is sold as seen and excluding any liability for material defects, as far as legally permissible. A current appraisal report (2023) is available and can be viewed.
