Early 1975 930 found

[dporsche74]

1975 930 has been found.. same owner 30 yrs.. ,,
its a grubby garage find.. no power brakes=scary

75 are SO RARE... I HAVE NEVER SEEN ONE FOR SALE?

Has anyone else recently ??

I think might be worth more than the 73RS perhaps?

[speednme1]

Yes, this is a rhd 75 being carted off for a full resto in salmon with white interior. You are correct..they are rare with some prototype parts.

[Tilikum Turbo]

Hard to believe Porsche simply pushed this car thru to production trying to sell 500 to do some sort of homologation for racing so it could race a 911 turbo on the track. And the rest is history.

[Menmojo]

Pictures?
And details.........?

[unclebilly]

Magnus found one... He was looking earlier this year.

They exist but are very rare.

[wildturkey]

Magnus sourced his from Australia. He must hate having to overtake things in it? We all know you do a lot of overtaking in a 930.

[unclebilly]

They never came to North America when they were new so...

[wildturkey]

So all 75s are RHD?

[cover]

Originally Posted by wildturkey

So all 75s are RHD?

No, the majority are LHD.

[speednme1]

Originally Posted by wildturkey

So all 75s are RHD?

I was told only 6 were made rhd....not sure if that's totally true..

[cellison]

a lot of info here.

https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/porsche/344030-930-turbo-carrera-150.html

[Dwerkz]

Originally Posted by dporsche74

1975 930 has been found.. same owner 30 yrs.. ,,
its a grubby garage find.. no power brakes=scary

75 are SO RARE... I HAVE NEVER SEEN ONE FOR SALE?

Has anyone else recently ??

I think might be worth more than the 73RS perhaps?

They are there,i was lucky
1975 3.0 was 20 years in a old barn whit other special cars.
Total resto will start dec,i am looking for a airbox the only part missing..

[alwaysflat6s]

I realize I speak for a minority viewpoint BUT, the shame in California is that these are the only ones we can get away with modifying into a super performance 930. After 1975 the State intrudes in some ugly ways. A pity they are being restored to original instead of being used as proper hot rods.
:->

JR

[shlobeck]

Originally Posted by alwaysflat6s

IA pity they are being restored to original instead of being used as proper hot rods.
:->

JR

Absolutely, I believe you are speaking to a minority. Basing California's stringent Smog laws as rationalization to modify a California 930 is asinine. They still pass smog if you know what you're doing. And they're few and few all original early 3.0 litre cars out there. I would be very disappointed to see an original 930 being modified or restored for no other reason than to "hot rod" it. Sorry this isn't that car anymore. I don't know if you've been following the market but original cars are rare, highly valued, in demand and is Driving a Porsche in it's purest form. Save the whales....

[wildturkey]

So they never came to North America.... but most where LHD?

[Ronnie's.930]

Originally Posted by alwaysflat6s

A pity they are being restored to original instead of being used as proper hot rods.
:->

JR

Totally agreed.

[clutch-monkey]

Originally Posted by wildturkey

So they never came to North America.... but most where LHD?

most must be around europe then. wonder how many the UK got?

[pkabush]

Originally Posted by alwaysflat6s

A pity they are being restored to original instead of being used as proper hot rods.
:->

JR

Ha,ha,ha Amen brotha

[rsnodgrass]

Two LHD and one RHD came up for sale/sold in Europe last month, plus Magnus bought the one in Australia, so they are out there. For some reason it seems like a larger percentage of the 1975 model year have been repainted and modified as compared to the later 1976-1977 3.0-liters.

[lite75]

There is more bits and pcs that are different from 75 to 76 than you can imagine. The only reason I know is I have both sitting side by side. pm me if you need any info.