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1972 Porsche 911T 2.4 Coupé (2.7-litre)

9112500845roadGermany
Engine
2.7L flat-six

A right-hand drive 1972 Porsche 911T, one of the rare 'Oel Klappe' side-oil-filler E-series cars, delivered new via Porsche Cars GB and registered PGC 689K. Originally a road car, it was converted to race specification for club competition, achieving numerous victories and a notable result at the 1989 Porsche Club GB Party race. The engine was subsequently rebuilt to 2.7-litre RSR specification with mechanical fuel injection by noted builder Bob Watson, producing over 250 bhp. The car retains a bound history file, competition logbook, and Porsche Certificate of Authenticity.

Ownership

  1. 2023-02-24Auction sale
    Sold £51,000 (≈ $64K)

    Iconic Auctioneers catalogue lot →

  2. 2025-02-22Auction sale
    Estimate £50,000 – £60,000

    Iconic Auctioneers catalogue lot →

  3. 1972-02-01 →Factory delivery
    Porsche Cars GB
    full documentation

    Car was dispatched from the factory to Porsche Cars GB as the UK importer, whereupon it was registered as PGC 689K.

  4. 2023-02-01 →Auction
    Current vendor
    full documentation

    Purchased at the Race Retro event in February 2023; invested in further maintenance work and used the car at events without racing it competitively.

  5. Date unknownAcquisition unknown
    David Lees
    partial documentation

    Acquired the car as a road vehicle and subsequently had it prepared for club racing, competing under the Parr Motorsport banner with considerable success.

  6. Date unknownAcquisition unknown
    Rupert Bullock
    partial documentation

    Took ownership after Parr Motorsport rebuilt the car; a detailed invoice for £23,000 for that work is held in the history file. Ownership was brief.

  7. Date unknownPrivate sale
    Liam Dowling
    partial documentation

    Ireland-based owner who raced the car with considerable success; commissioned Bob Watson to rebuild the engine to 2.7-litre RSR specification during this period.

Competition

  1. 1989Porsche Club GB
    1989 Porsche Club GB Party Race
    Driver: David Lees2nd

    Described as a second-place finish in a large field; part of an extended run of victories for Lees competing under the Parr Motorsport banner.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 2024Service
    Independent Porsche Specialist

    Major service including new spark plugs, oil and fuel filters, fresh brake fluid, replacement rocker covers, and fitment of a Stormski short-shift gear selector with precision coupler; total cost £3,809.76.

    Invoice held in the history file; completed during the current vendor's ownership.

  2. Modification
    Parr Motorsport

    Car converted from road specification to full race preparation for Porsche club competition.

    Work carried out to enable David Lees to compete; precise date not stated in the prose.

  3. Restoration
    Parr Motorsport

    Comprehensive rebuild of the car to race specification; invoice for £23,000 on file.

    Carried out between David Lees's ownership and handover to Rupert Bullock; dated to an unspecified period prior to the 1990s engine rebuild.

  4. Engine rebuild
    Bob Watson

    Engine rebuilt to 2.7-litre RSR specification with mechanical fuel injection, producing just over 250 bhp per dyno report; cost exceeded £20,000.

    Work undertaken during Liam Dowling's ownership in the 1990s; dyno report retained in the history file.

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Legacy Metrics — 1972 Porsche 911T 2.4 Coupé (2.7-litre)