Track live values and receive listing alerts
Not Sold
1966 Porsche 906
United States • 14 Aug 2023
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1966 Porsche 906, chassis 906-127, boasts a rich racing history, including hill climb victories with Joseph “Sepp” Greger. Following a crash and conversion, it was meticulously restored by Gunnar Racing, featuring a reconstructed coupe body, Signal Red paint, and a 2.3-liter flat-six engine, offered with historical documentation and a clean title.
Condition
8
While the car has been restored and refurbished, including a body reconstruction and repaint, it has also been involved in a crash and converted to a spider configuration before being restored to its original coupe form. The description mentions some wear and modifications like drilled pedals and a replacement engine that is slightly different from the original, suggesting it is not in pristine condition but very well-maintained.
/ 10
Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
906127
Odometer:
[Odometer Reading]
Reg Number:
[Reg Number]
RHD/LHD:
LHD
Purchased New by Sepp Greger Refurbished by Gunnar Racing 2004-2006 No Odometer, TMU 2.3-Liter Type 901/06 Flat-Six Sandcast Aluminum Engine Case Triple-Throat Weber Carburetors Type 906 Five-Speed Manual Transaxle Fiberglass Bodywork Signal Red Paint Red Basketweave Vinyl Upholstery Staggered-Width 15" Bi-Metallic Wheels Four-Wheel Ventilated Disc Brakes Bilstein Coilover Shock Absorbers Cabin Cooling System Side-Pod-Mounted Fuel Cells Historical Photos & Documentation
This 1966 Porsche 906 is one of approximately 50 examples built for homologation in FIA Group 4 competition during a single year of production and was purchased new from the factory by hill-climb champion Joseph “Sepp” Greger.
Greger subsequently piloted chassis 906-127 to class victories in 12 of 14 European Hill Climb Championship events, and continued to campaign the car in German hill climbs through 1968 before selling it to a fellow German racer.
The car’s competitive racing career carried on through two subseque...
Points of note
£1,181,530
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£1,546,722
Median Price (Since 2020)
£1,769,091
Highest Price (Since 2020)
World Record
If this vehicle sells at the mid-point of its estimate it will set a new world record for the [enter model]
Top X%
The mid-point of the vehicle's estimate places it in the top [X]% of sold prices we've seen for the [enter model]
Lowest Price
If this vehicle sells at the mid-point of its estimate it will be the lowest price we've seen for the [enter model]
Average Price
The mid-point of the vehicle's estimate places it near the average price we see for the [enter model]
Rare Sale
This vehicle comes to market rarely. In auction records we've only seen [enter number] sold before
Icon
This vehicle comes is an icon of the game. Any collection would benefit from having one
Previous Sales
Gallery
MOT Information
Loading...
Loading...
Latest MOT Mileage
Loading...
Registration Date
Loading...
MOT History
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
MOT Mileage Trend
