Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE Porsche 1971 911 E Race Car Originally converted into a competition vehicle during the early 1980s in Germany. The car was raced throughout Europe in the 1980s. Originally raced by B Cloose in a stock “narrow body” configuration and then modified with RSR bodywork. She ran many events in the ADAC series including the Bilstein Cup (predecessor to the Porsche Cup series). Notable events include the Nurburgring 24 Hour events in 1987 and 1988. The car was imported into the US and then sold to John Bourassa. John ran it at Sebring and Daytona in Vintage races. His co-drivers included John Forbes and Jochim Warmbolt (a well known Rally driver). Car was recently brought out of 20 years in storage. She runs and drives but will need to be gone through before racing. This car has a stock 3.0 Porsche 911 engine in it with rebuilt Weber carbs. The engine will need to be rebuilt as it has a few broken head studs. The transaxle is a Porsche type 901 5 Speed with LSD. The tranny has recently been rebuilt and has no time on it. The car is extremely light. All Porsche factory competition cars from the 60s, 70s and 80s are priced near $1MM today. This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a Porsche 911 with professional and historic racing provenance at a very fair value. The car would be welcomed at any historic competition or display events. She would make an excellent “Colorado Grand” rally entrant. Documents included are: - Original German title - US Importation documents - ONO / FIA Wagenpass (Logbook) - SCCA Logbook - HSR Logbook As the car is a competition vehicle, it is sold on a Bill of Sale only with all of the documents referenced above included. Seller can facilitate export from the ports of Savannah and Charleston if desired.
