This 1979 Porsche 930 Turbo RoW example comes finished in black over a matching leather interior. It features several upgrades including a 935-style body kit including a fiberglass slant nose conversion, a rear wing, and brake ducts on the rear quarters. Additional upgrades include a full racing-style cage, 5-point harnesses, Sports seats, and upgraded suspension and brakes. Having been serviced in preparation for this sale, this 930 is now being offered for auction by its seller out of Florida while showing just over 44k miles on its odometer.
This 930 was originally finished in Petrol Blue (376) and was refinished in its current shade of black under previous ownership. It features a 935-style conversion including a front bumper with fog lights, fiberglass fenders, a rear wing, and brake cooling ducts in the rear quarter panels. The seller notes minor paint imperfections, and additional images can be found in the gallery. It rides on a set of gold-finished 16” mesh wheels with polished lips, which come dressed in a set of Riken Raptor tires.
The cabin is upholstered in black leather and features factory-equipped Sports seats. The seats are said to have been recently reupholstered and a powder-coated racing-style full has been installed. Details include Porsche-branded floor mats, Racequip 5-point racing harnesses, G-Force Racing Gear roll bar padding, power windows, VDO instrumentation, a sunroof, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. The seller confirms that all gauges, electronics, and accessories remain functional with the exception of the boost gauge.
Power comes from a turbocharged and inter-cooled 3.3-liter flat-six-cylinder engine. The rear wheels are driven by way of a 4-speed manual transmission. The seller cannot confirm the originality of the engine but states that the engine number is 6790473. Other performance features include upgrades to the cooling system, racing-style dampers and bushings, and brake calipers from a more Modern Porsche model. In preparation for this sale, a general service is said to have been carried out including a full tune-up, oil and filter service, an inspection of the electrical systems, and a new fuel filter.
This sale will include a clean title.
The seller would like you to know: " Miami Garage Classics is presenting this one-of-a-kind 1979 Porsche 911 Turbo (930) RoW version, that was built to recreate the historic Porsche 935 race car. This vehicle was built to recreate the historic race car, but still being a street-legal car with some racing touches. A complete tune-up, fluids, and filters service was done in preparation for the sale. This car runs and drives as it should while being a total beast as it’s expected from a 930."
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Sold for $85,000
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@EJR2 That would be so cool! We were very tempted with a Martini livery too!
Whoever buys please wrap it in the Whittington Bros livery. Would be so cool
@John930 Good morning John, the smog pump doesn't seem to be there and there are no extra parts that go with the car unfortunately.
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Does the engine currently have installed (or would the sale include) all smog equipment (so that it would be able to pass the visual inspection and subsequent smog test in California and elsewhere)?
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What a large tail housing the puny stock intercooler.
@redgard Hello, I know the video is a little scary LOL!
The boost gauge is the only one not working
@SilverRose We weren't able to find any logo, decal, or clue about the body kit manufacturer unfortunately.
@SilverRose Hello, car does not have an AC system installed
The most terrifying driving video I have seen! Driving a 930 with just one hand!
Does the boost gage not work?
Before anyone wonders, Riken Raptors are made by Michelin.
@seller - are they any label/debossing/logos of body kit maker please?
@Pcarmarket - say "AC" but don't see compressor in the engine bay?