Nordschleife

and the Pfalz has a tarmac rally!

R+C

Rassel

It's the 996 GT3-R, RS and RSR evolution. It's not the street car.

Cupcar#12

i think the best way to think about the 45 Carrera Cup USA Edition 964's (the correct name from porsche btw)
is that they were US Spec 964 RS's, somewhere in between Basic and Touring

they were intended as race cars by porsche from the get go but in order to not have the EPA repeat the 959 debalcile they used US chassis numbers, Nevermind that they all came with a RS Spec (and serial #) engine and transmission package and all the other goodies, except where they were too obvious (like non airbags and roll up windows)


they probably do not fit in the race car list since they left the factory as street cars - much the same as a 964 RS was even if they were both converted to cup specs later.

IMHO...

GG Allin

919 Hybrid.

Nizer

997 GT3R
997 GT3R Hybrid
991 GT3 Cup
991 GT America
991 GT3 RSR
RS Spyder

Totor

Don't you forget some 901 and some 911T that for example ran Monte Carlo ?

Surfbum

997 Cup S 2008 & 2009

tcsracing1

what kind of differences between the 996 race cars market price wise? (R, RS and RSR)

lordpantsington

996 GT3 RS/Road Challenge (Sure these were built up by FutureWorld, supposedly from RS, but they carry VIN very close to that of 2004/2005 Cup cars)
997 GT3 Cup 'Grand Am'
997 GT3R Hybrid 2.0
991 GT3-R

FWIW Some of the Later 997 and 991 RSR have dropped the GT3.

Edit:
Not sure what your requirements for 'factory' are, but in case you want to: 4.0L 997 Brumos Cup cars. (Also have Cup like VIN)
Ed2: RSR

budge96

I believe you could add the 1967 911 R and the '69 911TR ...Bert

lordpantsington

981 Cayman GT4 Clubsport

Carrera51

959 Rally car, and the 961 (it's road racing sibling before it was banned from Group B).