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Not Sold (Est: £875,000 - £975,000)
1976 Porsche 934
United Kingdom • 6 Nov 2021
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1976 Porsche 934, Chassis No. 9306700172, is a rare factory-built Group 4 racing car with a well-documented six-year competition record. Originally raced by Richard Leder and later Volker Merl, it was upgraded to 934/5 spec before being restored to its original 934 configuration using retained original parts. The car boasts 18 overall victories or class wins and 29 podiums across 69 races.
Condition
8
While the car has been restored to its original Group 4 specification and appearance, retaining many original parts, it has an extensive racing history with some crash damage early in its career. The restoration and subsequent inspection by Prill Porsche Classics indicate a high level of originality and quality, but the car's history and the need for recommissioning suggest it is not in perfect 'Pristine' condition.
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Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
9306700172
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Reg Number:
[Reg Number]
RHD/LHD:
[RHD/LHD]
Porsche’s 930 Turbo Carrera, unveiled in 1975, was the company’s fastest-ever production car to date, and the company quickly took it racing in Group 4, replacing the naturally aspirated RSR 3.0.
One 934 was built for testing, after which 30 units were completed for sale to privateers.
Group 4 regulations mandated a near-standard body configuration and a minimum weight of 1120 kilograms.
Removal of the stock seats, air conditioning, insulation, and other unnecessary items and installation of a full aluminum roll cage, additional gauges, and racing equipment left the 934 weighing a hair less than a well-equipped 930.
Thus, the 930’s standard electric windows were retained, along with its standard rear-deck spoiler.
Porsche was even able to add some weight where needed.
The chassis was reinforced, including a stiff cross-brace tied into the front suspension mounts.
Bilstein coil-overs were added, and wider 16-inch centre-lock BBS three-piece alloy wheels with racing tyres (235 x 1...
Points of note
£680,901
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£900,762
Median Price (Since 2020)
£1,247,590
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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