1967 Monte Carlo Tribute Porsche 911 S

Looking good

The car you see before you is an immaculate recreation of Vic "Quick" Elford's winning '67 Monte Carlo 911 race car. How immaculate are we talking? How about a Euro spec with matching serial numbers, a rare factory limited slip differential, Concours standard coloring, and Recaro seats. 

Doing due diligence

The reason that things have been so lovingly done was the owner reached out to Paterek Brothers who specialize in Porsche and Vintage car restoration. The owner then got a hold of Vic Elford who divulged fine details about the real Monte Carlo 911 S to the point that the tribute car became “a spectacular, exact nut and bolt re-creation, exactly how we drove it.”

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Once upon a time...

The car has become an amazing build but it didn't always live life as an homage to historic excellence. Way back in 1966, the little left-hand drive car left the factory as a 1967 911 S finished in Polo Red and headed to the European market. At some point, the car was exported to the States where it remained until 2017. 

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Just what the doctor ordered

It was at that time that a gentleman came along who fancied 1960s racing 911 models and was also a fan of Vic Elford. While looking through for sale ads for a suitable donor car to create this vehicular love letter, he came across this 911. 

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Our hat is off to you

We don't think this beautiful tribute car will be put through the grueling conditions that the original race car was. But it sure is awesome to look at. 

If the car seems like something you'd like to lovingly stare at in your garage it's actually for sale. Click here for more pictures and to inquire about this classic 911. 

Here is a video of Vic Elford driving around a classic Porsche and dispensing wisdom.

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