I really like the fitment (lack of options) and it looks pretty nice from the photos. I have an extra set of early black leather sport seats that would make it ever better sans the aftermarket Recaros
Damn! Where are these 1975's coming from that Magnus is finding! I am a buyer if anyone knows of the rock that one is hiding under. Can't buy it if I can't find it! Great color.
Those seats remenber me a car we talked about many posts ago. Except exhaust and carpet change and 3000km more. Image Unavailable, Please Login
A few ads from Europe: 1975 930 for sale in the Netherlands: Porsche '75 Turbo 3.0 original German car Very Rare 930 as Sports Car/Coupe in Nuenen 1977 930 for sale in Germany: Porsche 930 Turbo 3.0 SEHR SELTEN!!! as Sports Car/Coupe in Eschweiler 1977 930 in Germany: http://suchen.mobile.de/auto-inserat/porsche-911-turbo-3l-ii-hd-1-lack-klima-sperre-ufallfrei-m%C3%BCnchen/201931034.html?utm_source=Criteo&utm_medium=display&utm_campaign=gebrauchtwagen_lowerfunnel 1976 930 in Germany: 1976 Porsche 911 "Turbo" - 911 Turbo 3.0 | Classic Driver Market 1976 930 in France: 1976 Porsche 911 "Turbo" - 3.0 L | Classic Driver Market 1977 930 in Denmark: Porsche 911 3,0 Turbo | CC Cars.dk
It is the same car, as is stated in this add. Porsche 930 turbo 3.0 Matching numbers et colors Voitures Yvelines - leboncoin.fr Erik
I am shopping for a couple of 76 US spec. 3.0 turbo engines, will purchase anything from complete motor to bare case. Specifically I am shopping for engine 6860120 and 686109 but would consider other low serial number type 930/51 engines or engine cases. Thanks, Phil
intertesting to see these sell... i have same car with just 5k miles in showroom condition. 1987 Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe | Amelia Island 2015 | RM Sotheby's
In europe Porsche bamberg radio for sale Porsche 911 Radio Blaupunkt Bamberg 2,7 3,0 930 turbo in München - Milbertshofen - Am Hart | eBay Kleinanzeigen
I checked out the car, it looks very original, maybe the left fender was replaced once in the past, other than that a nice example with strong (revised) engine. It needs a repaint and some minor stuff. Original wheels come with the car, not the original seats unfortunately. Seller had many phone calls, a Swiss guy wanted to transfer the money and buy the car unseen. I'm glad the guys at The Motors Gallery near Paris kept their word and reserved the car for me. No longer for sale It looks a bit funny in this pic because of the fake fuchs and because it was jacked up just before. Meanwhile, also in France: Porsche 930 turbo 3.0 260cv rare europeenne Voitures Var - leboncoin.fr Erik Image Unavailable, Please Login
I was at that auction - the turbo was in great condition, alot of interest and bidders. What color is yours?
1977 poster featuring a 3-liter Turbo in Porsche's lineup More Research. More Technology. More Power. More Fun. Image Unavailable, Please Login
I wonder what price premium the RM Auction's 79 930 brought solely due to it being a rare and unusual Chiffon Yellow/White paint-to-sample color over brown? $30k? $50k?
I would think the colour would carry no premium, turbo's need to be black, white, copper brown or red!
The last few years it has been the reverse: as cars treatment changes from being used cars to collectibles there tends to be a significant premium are those in non-standard period colors and some are less desirable. Similarly, the interior combination that is unusual can demand a premium, like original tartan cloth interiors. This is certainly true with the 1974-1976 Carrera 2.7 MFI market, which I follow closely, and many other collector cars (Dinos, E-types, etc). I'm curious if this is true yet for early 930s.
I agree, cool period colours and tartan interiors always get extra $$$ for the 3.0 Turbo's I'm a big fan on Minerva blue with the factory turbo decals.
Well I am glad that collectors like original colors and features on their 930. My COA indicated my car was originally black, however I bought it 25 years ago with 52K km in Guards Red, and now with 71k Km the paint with black leather interior looks just as good as a few years old. I agree, without air conditioning and air smog adaptation, it is very light and runs hard. Being the year that they were first hand built before 76, the quality of the fit and finish is incredible. Hats off to other fellow 75 owners. cheers
This is no doubt very true- the popular colors tend to cycle through but unusual and outrageous colors will always carry a premium over the more common colors. Phil