1975 Porsche 911 Carrera 3.0 IROC Recreation (RS-style)
- Engine
- Naturally aspirated flat-six, ~315 hp (rebuilt)
A 1975 Porsche 911 Carrera 3.0 that was based in Italy before being exported to Germany in 2015 and subsequently converted into an RS-style IROC Recreation in 2017 by two German specialists, Eleven Solutions and Barus Racing. A thorough mechanical overhaul by Belgian firm SG-Racing followed in 2021, bringing claimed output to 315 horsepower. The car holds FIA HTP papers and has a documented history of competition at the Modena Cento Ore across multiple years.
Ownership
- —Auction saleSold €100,050 (≈ $110K)
- → 2015Italian-based prior ownerpartial documentation
Car was based in Italy before being exported to Germany in 2015; no further details on this ownership period are provided.
- 2015 →Acquisition unknownGerman-based owner post-exportpartial documentation
Following export to Germany in 2015, the car underwent an IROC-style RS conversion in 2017 and a comprehensive mechanical rebuild in 2021; FIA HTP papers were issued in February 2017.
Competition
- 2015Modena Cento OreModena Cento Ore
Entered in historic Periods G-H-I classes; one of multiple participations across several years.
- 2016Modena Cento OreModena Cento Ore
Entered in historic Periods G-H-I classes.
- 2018Modena Cento OreModena Cento Ore
Entered in historic Periods G-H-I classes.
- 2019Modena Cento OreModena Cento Ore
Entered in historic Periods G-H-I classes.
Maintenance & restoration
- 2017RestorationEleven Solutions / Barus Racing
The car was transformed from a standard 911 Carrera 3.0 into an RS-style IROC Recreation, carried out jointly by Eleven Solutions under Mike Gnani and Barus Racing under Franz-Josef Schwarz, both operating in Germany.
FIA HTP papers were issued on 7 February 2017 following this conversion.
- 2021Engine rebuildSG-Racing
A wide-ranging mechanical overhaul costing €20,521 encompassed revised braking components, clutch, flywheel, gearbox, and pistons; the engine is now claimed to produce 315 horsepower.
SG-Racing is based in Belgium. The total cost of the work was €20,521.
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