Highlights Rare and desirable Carrera 3.0 Fully stripped for racing Raced in Porsche Club Championships Porsche Certificate of Authenticity Believed to be matching numbers Overview These days, there are dozens of boutique manufacturers making race cars and track day specials.

Usually they’re made from carbon fibre and a host of the world’s rarest and most expensive minerals, all liberally draped over a thousand horsepower drivetrain that comes with more electronic nannies and system than you can wave a stick at.

Perfect if you’re Oscar Piastri and you’re looking to shave hundredths of a second off a corner.

Less ideal if you want an old-school, raw, analogue experience and, most importantly, a heap of fun.

Racing should be fun, evocative and raw.

And this brilliant and rare 1976 911 Carrera 3.0 has all the right ingredients to deliver fun by the bucketload.

It’s been a race car since the 90s, having competed in the Porsche Club Championships as well as the Birkett Relay and numer...