Some photos of 1974 911 3.0 RS #9093
04-04-2014, 02:38 PM
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Some photos of 1974 911 3.0 RS #9093
We at StanceWorks shot some photos of Steven Harris's '74 3.0 RS at Amelia Island a few weeks back. I figured it'd be worth sharing the photos in a place where I knew everyone would appreciate it.
Steven, if you're here - beautiful car, and congrats on your win!
There are some more photos and a writeup on the site, for anyone interested.
Mods, if this link isn't allowed, let me know and I'll happily remove it!
http://www.stanceworks.com/2014/04/a...orsche-3-0-rs/
Steven, if you're here - beautiful car, and congrats on your win!
There are some more photos and a writeup on the site, for anyone interested.
Mods, if this link isn't allowed, let me know and I'll happily remove it!
http://www.stanceworks.com/2014/04/a...orsche-3-0-rs/
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04-05-2014, 11:39 PM
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Personally, this has my favourite script/fuch colour out of all 911s.
Well the 73 has the original look to it, while this has a unique look (different spoiler, front grille, you know the rest), so without specs I'd prefer the 73 on that basis alone, and probably why its also more popular.
However spec wise, the 73 Touring is 1075kgs vs. the 74 at 1060kgs, but the 73 Sports is only 960kgs. And despite higher compression ratio and capacity, the 74 only makes an extra 20bhp, so even 73 touring vs. 74 it's pretty close, but I think a 73 Sports would have the edge.
However spec wise, the 73 Touring is 1075kgs vs. the 74 at 1060kgs, but the 73 Sports is only 960kgs. And despite higher compression ratio and capacity, the 74 only makes an extra 20bhp, so even 73 touring vs. 74 it's pretty close, but I think a 73 Sports would have the edge.
