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£680,150

The Frohde 1969 Porsche 911 S/T

COYS • United Kingdom • 5 Dec 2016

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AI Listing Summary

This 1971 Porsche 911 S/T, chassis number 119300644, was converted by the Werks Porsche Competition Department and sold to Kent Frohde. The original 2 Litre engine was tuned to 242bhp and raced in Swedish series in the 1970s.

Complete with a history file and recent engine rebuild, this rare and sought-after 911 has been used in European events and rallies and is described as worthy of a place in any Porsche museum.

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Condition 

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The car has been used in European events and rallies, has a documented engine rebuild, and is described as worthy of a place in a Porsche museum. It also has a history file confirming its authenticity.

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Chassis No:

119300644

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In 1970 new rules allowed the wheel arches of the 911 to be extended (flared) a further 2 inches from standard to accommodate wider wheels.

The engine capacity was also increased to 2195cc by increasing the bore to 84 mm.

Porsche could now enlarge the cubic capacity of the engine by bore increase only, as per regulations, enabling them to run at the next class limit of 2,5 litres – an objective accomplished in several stages.

At the first stage, the capacity of the engine was increased to 2247cc, an increase in bore of just 1 mm to 85 mm.

At the same time the factory made use of “Biral” cylinders which consisted of cast-iron cylinders with alloy fins bonded on.

Twin ignition had now been homologated (with normal coils and contact breakers) and this was part of the engine tune, together with polished and crack tested connecting rods.

The compression ratio of the 2247cc S-model was 10.3:1.

As before, standard valves were used (46mm inlet and 40mm exhaust).

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£634,091

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