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1974 Porsche 911 Carrera Rsr/iroc With 993 3.6 Varioram Engine on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:57264 Color: Black /
 Black
Location:

Fort Pierce, Florida, United States

Fort Pierce, Florida, United States
Advertising:
Transmission:Manual
Engine:1996 993 3.6 Vario ram 6 Cylinder engine
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN: 9114100076 Year: 1974
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Porsche
Interior Color: Black
Model: 911
Number of Cylinders: 6
Trim: black
Drive Type: 5 spd
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Mileage: 57,264
Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ... 

1974 PORSCHE 911 1996 3.6 liter 993 VARIO RAM ENGINE 

DAVE AT TRE MOTORSPORTS.com WAS GIVEN COMPLETE CONTROL OF THIS BUILD.TRE HAS BEEN KNOWN TO BUILD SOME OF THE MOST TASTEFUL AND PRACTICAL 911 R GRUPPE  CARS.THEY ALSO HOST THE TARGA CALIFORNIA EVENT AND KNOW EXACTLY WHAT A FUN EARLY PORSCHE TOURING CAR SHOULD BE.FIRST THEY STARTED OUT WITH A SMOG-EXEMPT 1974 911 CHASSIS THAT WAS RUST FREE AND STRAIGHT THEN THE FOLLOWING MODIFICATIONS WERE MADE:
3.6 L TWIN PLUG ENGINE FROM A 993.FRESH TOP END REBUILD WITH NEW VALVES AND GUIDES
1996 993 VARIO RAM ENGINE, CHIPED, DRIVE BLOCK BYPASSED
ALUMINUM CASE 915 GEARBOX FROM SC 8:31 RATIO (86 CARRERA GEARING)
FACTORY LSD
SHORT SHIFTER
RACERS GROUP ADJUSTABLE 22mm SWAY BARS
22mm/28mm TORSION BARS
TURBO TIEROD KIT
ELEPHANT RACING POLY BRONZE BUSHINGS
RAISED SPINDLE FRONT BILSTEIN SHOCKS
RE-VALVED/REBUILT SHOCKS TO MATCH TORSION BARS
FRONT STRUT BRACE
CORNER BALANCED AND ALIGNED
BOXTER 4 PISTON BRAKES ON ALL FOUR CORNERS WITH CROSS-DRILLED ROTORS AND PORTERFIELD PADS (NO SQUEAKS)
OEM VACUUM BOOSTER:ALL LINES,PEDALS,LINKAGE,ETC.
STAINLESS STEEL BRAKE LINES
DUAL OIL COOLERS:FRONT BUMPER MOUNT IN SERIES WITH PASSENGER SIDE COOLER
TRUNK OIL COOLER DUCT
MICHELIN PILOT CUP TIRES
CUSTOM 3-PIECE TRE 17X9 AND 17X11 FUCH STYLE WHEELS WITH RSR FINISH
CORRECT BUTT-WELDED TURBO FLARES
FUEL CELL (17 GALLON 911 CELL WITH SENDER AND FENDER FILL)
MODIFIED POWDER COATED EXAUST SYSTEM
LATE EXCHANGERS WITH CUSTOM MUFFLER IS QUIT ENOUGH FOR CRUISING BUT COMES ALIVE UNDER A LOAD
MODERN A/C THAT BLOWS COLD
WELDED ROLL CAGE WITH REMOVABLE DOOR BARS FOR EASY STREET USE
EXTENSIONS TO REAR SHOCK TOWERS, REMOVABLE SIDE BARS, REMOVABLE KNEE BAR, SFI PADDING 
FRONT AND REAR FG IROCK BUMPERS
FIBERGLASS FRONT FENDERS
CUSTOM IROCK REAR TAIL
CORRECT DRIVER SIDE MIRROR
SUNROOF DELETE
CUSTOM HEADLINER INSERT
BLACK RSR STYLE CARPETING
RSR DOOR PANELS WITH MAP POCKETS
RSR DEAD PEDDLE
CLOCK RS BLOCK-OFF
FIRE SYSTEM WITH PULL LOCATED NEXT TO HAND BREAK
H4 HEADLAMPS AND EURO LENSES
LICENSE PLATE LED BOLT LAMPS
REMOVABLE FRONT AND REAR TOE HOOKS
PIONEER 4300 UB STEREO WITH FOCAL 6.5 SPEAKERS THAT FIT FLUSH IN DOOR PANELS
THE SEATS ARE TRE GT40 STYLE WITH DEEP WELLS AND GROMMETS.  THE SEATS WERE CUSTOM BUILT BY TRE AND ARE GREAT FOR SEAT SUPPORT ON THE TRACK OR LONG DRIVES.
THIS AWESOME CAR HANDLES LIKE IT IS ON TRAIN TRACKS
IT WILL COST OVER $75,000 TO DUPLICATE THIS BUILT

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT DOMINICK AT 561-441-4353


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