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Porsche : 911

Porsche : 911
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Contact Seller View Our Other Auctions View Our Showroom 1976 PORSCHE 911 930 TURBO H SERIES NO RESERVE!!!!!!!!! To See All Photos Click Here Vehicle Specifications Year: 1976 Make: Porsche Model: 911 VIN: 9305700172 Stock Number: Mileage: 0 Transmission: Manual Engine: 6 - Cyl. 2.7 L Exterior Color: Silver Interior Color: Other Color Body Style: Coupe Title Status: Clear Contact Information brent smith ISIMPORTS 1219 Monterey St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Phone: 805-215-5192 Email: ian@isimports.com Description Only smog exempt "true turbo" porsche, The whole car has been media blasted and all rust removed prior to full body restoration and re finishing with Mercedes silver paint, The front fenders were fiberglassed and over-flared, 993 rear bumper, GT2 front bumper, ROH 17" rims, Zimmer cross drilled rotors, stock alloy"S" calipers, has 2.7/ 915 drivetrain (euro), the car still needs full interior restoration. It is vin # 174 of 284. For the 1977 model year, production of which began during September of 76 Porsche there were 2880 examples produced with 284 where completed in H series(which this car is), and 1422 in the J series. This 930 needs the interior exept for the factory sports seats that come with the car, all windows come with the car as well along with matching 993 style mirrors however you will need to get a new seal kit for the windows. At the time of the prep for the paint work the suspension pan was replaced along with new A arms. This is the only SMOG EXEMPT Factory 930 Turbo, and is a great chance for someone looking for a great street/track car or somone who wants to finish the little work that is left on this 930 and have a great driver. Thousands of dollars and time have been put into this 930 and it is a great chance to own a great car. This car is still located at the paint shop where it was just painted and cannot be driven. Please contact Chris Austin with any questions at 805-235-5200. THANK YOU AND HAPPY BIDDING!!!!!!!!!! By the early 1980’s, turbocharging had become extremely fashionable, many manufacturers seeing it as a fairly simple way of turning relatively humble machines into forced induction firebreathers. Pioneered by the likes of BMW with their famous 2002 Turbo launched in 1973, Porsche had been learning the ropes with their awesome 1100bhp 917/30 Can Am monsters and various 911 specials. It was early 1975 when the first turbocharged 911 road car arrived, the 930 as it is correctly referred to (although many prefer 911 Turbo) originally having been conceptualised as a homologation special for 1976's 934 and 935 racing cars. Incorporating a more or less standard 911 frame, the 930 featured suspension lifted directly from 1974's 3-litre Carrera RS, albeit with widened front and rear track. Displayed for the first time during October 1974, the prototype featured cross-drilled and ventilated discs from the 917 sports prototype. For production though, these were switched to regular Carrera items, Porsche citing question marks over long-term reliability for their decision. Although the 930 motor was developed out of the 3-litre Carrera RSR, a thorough re-working was needed before it was ready to incorporate a turbocharger. Designated Typ 930/50, displacement was 2994cc thanks to a bore and stroke of 95 x 70.4mm respectively, the new motor receiving forged alloy pistons with Nikasil barrels and a lightweight aluminium crankcase. Producing 260bhp at 5500rpm, the solitary KKK 3 LDZ turbocharger was configured for a maximum boost of 0.8bar whilst compression was dropped to 6.5:1 in order to limit full boost compression to 11.7:1. Fuel injection was via Bosch's ultra reliable K-Jetronic. An all new Typ 930/30 four-speed transmission was used, Porsche deeming the level of torque so great with just four forward gears that a five-speed box was wholly unnecessary. Top speed was 154mph and 0-60 took 5.7 seconds. Outside, a deep front spoiler lent a more aggressive stance, the emasculated, pumped up appearance continuing with flared wheelarches and a rear-mounted wing. The rear wheelarches bore a matt black kick panel that accentuated the flares, the chrome -plated trim for the windows, door handles and windscreen wipers being deleted in favour of the more modern ‘Black Look’ finish (optional on normally aspirated models). Wider Fuchs forged alloy wheels often with body colour-coded centres completed what was arguably the meanest looking 911 yet. Only available as a Coupe, inside, Porsche fitted a small diameter leather-rimmed three-spoke steering wheel and half leather sports seats, the central parts of which (along with the door trim) featured distinctive tartan velour upholstery. Luxuriously appointed, the 930 received an electric sunroof and automatic climate control as standard. Announced in October 1974 and going into production during February 1975, the Turbo was an immediate success with demand outstripping supply, the high performance image helping to bolster sales of other 911's. However, before long, Porsche were implementing further developments and for the 1976 model year, production of which began in September 1975, a slightly improved version based upon the revised I-series 911 was launched. Right-hand drive versions became available for the first time whilst other changes came in the form of a turbocharger with boost increased from 0.8 to 1bar, the turbo also gaining a by-pass valve in order to bring power in a little more progressively. North American customers got a US-legal version, these cars featuring a revised Typ 930/51 powerplant. Due to the requirements of Federal legislation, the US-friendly 930 motor was weighed down with emissions equipment that cost it 15bhp, 245bhp being produced at an identical 5500rpm. Meanwhile a new six-year anti-corrosion warranty far exceeded those supplied by most high performance manufacturers and illustrated the superior build quality of these German machines compared to their Italian and English counterparts. The only other addition worthy of mention was a new electric door mirror for the driver. For the 1977 model year, production of which began during September 1976, Porsche introduced a Hydrovac brake servo for all left-hand drive Turbo's, this allowing easier depression of the brake pedal. Further changes came in the form of thicker 20mm anti-roll bars (compared to 18mm), 16-inch Fuchs alloys as standard, a central dash console and tach-housed boost guage. The J-series were the last to use the three-litre units, 1978 model year Turbo's featuring 3.3-litre engines. However, during the three-litres’ little more than two and a half year production, 2880 examples had been completed in H (284), I (1174) and J (1422) series. 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Condition LEGEND E: Excellent G: Good A: Average P: Poor N/A: Not Applicable Interior E G A P N/A Front Seats Rear Seats Carpet Headliner Dash Electronics Mechanics E G A P N/A Engine Transmission Exhaust System Tires Brakes Steering Air Conditioning Exterior E G A P N/A Paint Hood Right Front Fender Left Front Fender Right Doors Left Doors Right Rear 1/4 Left Rear 1/4 Trunk Lid Front Bumper Rear Bumper Grille Glass Frame Additional Comments: Terms and Conditions Fee and Tax Information: Califonia residents must pay sales tax. All out of state customers must have the car shipped out of state before taking delivery to avoid paying California sales taxes. Winning bidder must contact us within 24 hours of auction end, and make arrangements for payment at that time. A $2000.00 deposit is due within 24 hours of end of auction. The remainder is due within 5 days of Auction end. 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