1982 Porsche 911 Sc Ruf Ctr on 2040-cars
Newburgh, New York, United States
More infos regarding my cat at: ermawolzen@gmx.us . Enthusiast owned, this car was my original car that i owned since 1990 (since I was 19). The title changed hands to
various family members but was always my car, that is, until it was stolen out of my driveway 5 years ago. The car
was recently recovered through litigation, courts, police, and settlement etc.... the story is too long to write
here. TITLE IS CLEAR as theft was never properly reported while I was out of the country.
CAR DOES NOT RUN: It did turn over and had good compression with a new Battery attached. I have had the car in
storage contemplating what to do with it.... I have decided to sell this car and give it to someone that has the
time to bring it back to life. Body is in great condition, but the thieves decided to let every single panel have
some type of scratch or chip on it. Essentially this is a shell, with engine (that needs to be rebuilt),
Transmission, Brake System, Suspension (needs to be assessed). It would be an interesting project to bring it back
to street use, or for the initiated, an interesting track car.
Car was sent to Germany and built up by RUF Automobile GmbH, and Techart GmbH, It is a CTR-Bodied car with front
and rear RUF serial-numbered Bumpers, Wheels, CTR Rear Fender Flares. The Engine and transmission in the car is
from a 1982 SC, the RUF engine is not available. I have another RUF engine available and i will offer it for sale
to the buyer of this car only. I will want minimum $60,000 for that engine if you are interested. I also have a 911
Turbo Transmission I will sell to the Buyer of this car for an additional $5,000. RUF CTR Brakes were replaced with
3.6 Turbo brakes because i read an article from Road and Track that claimed they were better at the time. They were
and the 3.6 Turbo brakes are still on the car. RUF CTR Speedline wheels (not narrow body, not turbo... CTR Wheels)
were made special-order for me by Alois Ruf himself.
While this car was in possession of the last caretakers who took it, they let the car get rained on with the
windows open. I have removed almost all the interior because it was destroyed. The special A/D/S stereo in this car
(used for advertisements) was also stolen from the car. Some Equipment remains, its condition i cannot ascertain.
I will post more pictures tomorrow. Car does not have door handles (damaged by thieves). It comes with the correct
Engine Lid and Spoiler (both of which need to be painted)
You can have either the Aero Mirrors on the car, or the RUF CTR Mirrors (choice up to new buyer). I have a lot of
miscellaneous interior parts that I will sell extremely cheap to the new owner.
Included with the sale (and anything else i can find belonging to this car):
-Mirror Choice up to new owner
-Ruf CTR steering wheel or Momo Techart Steering wheel
-Ruf Badges - NEW
-Ruf Pedals - NEW
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