Rennlist Member Selling a Mint Porsche 930
Porsche 911 Turbo engine and transmission have been rebuilt and the body is immaculate.
Every Porsche 911 ever built is special, but 930 era brought about the first turbocharged version of the legendary German sports car. There were many iterations of the 930 and all of them have become key collectables, making them hard to find for sale in good shape. When you do find one for sale, you can expect to pay well into the six-figure range.
If you are in the position to lay down over $100,000 on a classic Porsche, we have an exciting opportunity for you. A Rennlist member named “E-Man” has posted his 930 for sale and it is a remarkably clean car, including a full rebuild of the original engine and transmission as well as a refresh of the factory suspension system.
The First 911 Turbo
The Porsche 911 had already made a name for itself prior to the 930, but with the introduction of the 911 Turbo (also called the 930 in some markets), the German automaker took the world by storm. The 930 led to a huge boom in sales as buyers around the world snatched up the lightweight, turbocharged sports car.
The heart of this package is a 3.0-liter, flat-six Boxer engine that delivered 260 horsepower with help from a 4-speed manual transmission. Of course, the engine was mounted behind the seats, providing a weight balance that led to the world class handling capabilities that helped make the 911 famous.
Ice Green Metallic Porsche 930
When the OP first posted this 1977 Porsche 930 for sale, he provided the following key details.
Matching number, mostly all original 930 in an iconic 70’s paint. Stunning to see in person. Black leather interior with green tartan inserts. All original, never touched. Originally delivered to Canada and imported to the US by previous owner. Under my ownership it was maintained by John Walker’s Workshop. An extensive engine out service was performed by European Autowerke on 10/19 which included engine and transmission re-build and suspension re-fresh. Receipts included. Car is well sorted and great for rallys, road trips or Vintage cruising.
The OP also included four pictures, three of which we have included here. As you can see, he offered a sole picture of the interior and exterior, along with a close-up look at the sunroof and a shot of the recent Certificate of Authenticity. As you can see, this particular car was built on October 2, 1976 and was originally a Canadian car, but it was later imported to the United States.
This car is listed in the Rennlist Marketplace with a price of $135,000. In looking around at similar 930s that have sold in the past few years, that is a great price for a car in this good of shape. If you are serious about getting into a clean Porsche 911 Turbo, this car is hard to beat.
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