1976 Porsche 911

HIGHLIGHTS: Spectacular, no-expense-spared restoration by marque experts Driven less than 3,000 miles since completion Virtually cannot be told from new Only 41,893 actual miles One of just 530 US-specification Turbos produced for 1976 First year for the storied US-specification 930 One of the most important and desirable Porsche models ever produced Tremendous investment potential Retains its original matching numbers engine Fully certified with its Porsche Production Specifications Accompanied with its original owner's manual, service records, original brochure, magazine articles, tools, and jack Classic and desirable color combination Arguably the best example of this highly desirable and sought-after model to be found anywhere in the world Once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity Recent service Drives and performs as new A dream for the Porsche collector FEATURES INCLUDE: Turbocharged 3.0L Flat-6 Four-speed manual U.S. equipment Power sunroof Headlamp washers Fog lamps Rear vent windows Rear wiper Fuchs alloy wheels Turbo designation in Black Full leather interior Power windows Air conditioning Blaupunkt AM/FM/cassette stereo Power antenna In 1973, Porsche brought a special prototype to the Paris Motor Show, a car which heralded the coming of what became one of the most iconic models to ever come out of Stuttgart: the first 911 Turbo, lovingly known by its ‘930’ chassis code. That prototype was merely a statement of intent – the first road-going 911 with a turbocharged motor was built in 1974 for Louise Porsche for her 70th birthday. Later that year, the first pre-production 930s were completed, with series production commencing in 1975. Americans had to wait until 1976 to get their hands on the car that quickly earned a nickname, “Widowmaker” – named so for its uncompromising reputation and a propensity to put anyone who failed to respect its immense performance into a ditch (or worse). Interestingly, while the car was simply badged as a “Turbo” elsewhere, US-spec cars were marketed with “Turbo Carrera” nomenclature for the first several years. The world’s fastest production car upon release with a top speed of 155mph, the 930 proved the 911 could be a daily drivable supercar. Early cars did without an intercooler, allowing them to feature ‘whale tail’ spoilers instead of the larger ‘tea tray’ introduced in 1978. A heavier duty suspension and brakes ensured the car had handling and braking performance to match its immense acceleration. Engineers found the car’s prodigious torque output was too much for the five-speed used in standard 911s, so a purpose-built four-speed was produced for the 930. All-in-all, the 930 quickly became synonymous with Porsche performance and is, to this day, an awe-inspiring supercar. At just over 2,600 pounds it is lighter and far less complex than later Turbos, which is exactly why early examples remain the most coveted among serious collectors: pure, rare, and still startlingly potent. The investment-grade 1976 Porsche 911 Turbo Carrera Sunroof Coupe featured here is finished in stunning Guards Red over a gorgeous Black leather interior. This incredible motorcar has been restored cosmetically and mechanically with no expense spared and is among one of the finest examples of this first-year model we've ever offered. I personally believe the investment potential of this limited-production early 911 Turbo Carrera will grow beyond your imagination. Offered to the most demanding collector, investor, or enthusiast who desires only the very best an investment price!