930 Turbo Carrera

ah... thank you

here is his, he picked up about 3 years ago. it was in route when i spoke to him.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/classic-cars/videos/a25388/video-magnus-walkers-flogs-super-rare-rhd-porsche-930/

stock 930 are much better street cars than track cars. you got that exactly right.. modding a 930 is a slippery slope. dont ask how i know

 

You are spot on with that. Still considering the elephant street upgrade, should already be a vast improvement over a 41 year old suspension setup

 

https://www.pca.org/panorama/edition/panorama-september-2018

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Here a few pictures of my first outing with "Tonbac", hope you like it...

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no way.... embarassing. thank you!

 

World premiere: Exclusive new edition of the Porsche 935

https://newsroom.porsche.com/en/products/porsche-935-world-premiere-exclusive-new-edition-clubsport-race-car-motorsport-rennsport-reunion-vi-anniversary-70-years-sports-cars-16163.html

 

911 Turbo at the 1973 Tokyo Motor Show...December 1973 Car Graphic magazine.

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wonderful color pic of the wooden turbo motor. dec 73? given the print time needed for publishing back then the show must have been right after frankfurt

 

Hi
I am looking to purchase a set of fuchs rims. The seller indicates that that are original. However, they look widened to me.
Did Porsche supply cars with rims as per the pic below?
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What size are they? They look like 15x8.

 

Are you able to access them personally?
On the inside should be a set of numbers stamped.

 

Black one is 15" and the other 2 16".
Probably going to play it safe and just go with the blue as that looks like all rims I have seen on a Turbo.
Would be interesting to just get the forums view on the stepped design lip.

 

If the silver rim is a 16", it has the wrong profile for a factory wheel.

 

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Thanks ... thought so as well, but just needed confirmation.

 

My friend is thinking of selling his very rare 1989 3.3 Turbo S Sonauto (only 10 units in the world), car has only two owners from new, 35,000 km, amazing original condition (95% original paint), complete service book with all history, all tools, a very rare piece of collection.
You can contact me if you are interested : [email protected]

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Finally managed to sit down and read this. Vast improvement over the last time Panorama tackled our cars.

 

Eleven 1.000 horsepower TAG 930 turbos planned

https://www.autoclassics.com/posts/news/lanzante-tag-f1-engine-porsche

 

Beautiful price too.

 

1970s ARII model kit with artist added door Turbo graphics. Perhaps inspired by the 1976 Mitsuwa Motors brochure. 930 Turbo Carrera

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From what I've read, horsepower will be around 575hp. The 1,000 hp figure was qualifying spec in F1.

 

My ’75 Turbo, then and now.

Now fitted with Colorado's Year of Manufacture license plates authorized for the road.

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Groovy 1974 Earls Court Motor Show catalog that depicts the Porsche Cars Great Britain stand 123 that was adjacent to the Jensen Healey & Rolls-Royce Bentley exhibits.

Interesting that they list the Porsche Turbo with, “Tartan Trimming and midnight leather seats.” Perhaps 9305700012, GLP 870N had 1974 fitment w/ midnight vs. black leather seats?

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As I recall when they drove that Turbo it made too much power and they were always backing off on the gas pedal in town. They made a big deal about the drive ability of that new Turbo car...
Does that particular Porsche Turbo still exist today as car #12 ???

 

Posted for sale on Excellence Magazine.

https://www.excellence-mag.com/classifieds/43683#.W8nFZ2wm42y

This car was previously posted for sale on a government liquidation action. 930 Turbo Carrera

http://www.govliquidation.com/auction/view?auctionId=10857669&convertTo=USD&utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=porsche#

It’s listed as 1976 Turbo Carrera, 9306800076 (also per VIN decal) but the interior is a 1977 model year including the speedometer and tach. Additionally, per Ryan’s book this car was originally Copper Brown Metallic with black leather interior and is now ivory white with brown interior. When it was listed for sale at the government auction, it was also reported to have 19,054 miles. Would make a great BAT car where everyone will buy into the low mileage claim based on the odometer reading alone. No affiliation.


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