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1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Touring

9113601108roadGermany
Engine
2.7L air-cooled flat-six, SOHC, Bosch mechanical fuel injection, 210 bhp
Colour
India Red

Chassis 9113601108 is a 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS Touring, one of only thirty examples originally finished in special-order India Red — a colour it retains today. Built with sport seats, fog lights, a limited-slip differential, and retractable belts, the car later passed through a Japanese museum before arriving in the United States. Following a comprehensive rotisserie restoration completed in 2012 by Porsche specialists, it achieved a near-perfect PCA concours score and has covered fewer than 1,000 miles since.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
  2. 1973 →Factory delivery
    Unknown early German owner(s)
    partial documentation

    Car delivered new in Germany; early history after initial delivery is not documented.

  3. → 2012Acquisition unknown
    Phillip Coombs
    partial documentation

    Santa Barbara, California-based owner who commissioned a comprehensive rotisserie restoration, returning the car to its original India Red finish; specialists confirmed no prior accident damage and a high proportion of original components.

  4. 2012 →Private sale
    Don Davis
    partial documentation

    Prominent collector who acquired the car following restoration completion and added the characteristic Carrera side-stripe graphics.

  5. Date unknownAcquisition unknown
    Japanese museum
    partial documentation

    Vehicle held in a Japanese museum collection for an unspecified period; repainted white with blue racing stripes during this time.

  6. Date unknownPrivate sale
    George Valerio
    partial documentation

    Acquired the car after it was shipped to the United States; condition noted as excellent at time of purchase, with original matching-numbers drivetrain intact.

  7. Date unknownPrivate sale
    Colorado-based collector
    partial documentation

    Knowledgeable enthusiast based in Colorado who had the car carefully set up for road driving; under this ownership it was entered in the 2013 Concours d'Elegance of Colorado.

Competition

  1. 2013
    2013 Concours d'Elegance of Colorado
    1st in Early Porsche category; 240.6 out of 240 points

    Judged by the PCA at the event's 30th annual edition; extra 0.6 points awarded in recognition of the car's exceptional level of authentic original components.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 2012Restoration
    Kundensport, Camarillo (project management and primary bodywork); Aase Brothers, Anaheim (drivetrain); Tony Garcia / Autobahn Interior, San Diego (interior)

    Full rotisserie restoration: stripped to bare metal and refinished in correct India Red; drivetrain fully rebuilt; interior and original sport seats professionally restored. Car confirmed free of accident damage with a large proportion of original components intact.

    Porsche specialist David Mohlman assessed the finished car as an outstanding, first-class authentic restoration.

  2. Bodywork
    Japanese museum (unspecified)

    Car was repainted white with blue racing stripes, departing from its original India Red colour.

    This repaint occurred while the car was held in a Japanese museum; later reversed during the 2012 restoration.

  3. Service

    Car meticulously prepared and dialled in for road use following the restoration, reported to perform impressively.

    Carried out during Colorado collector's ownership; no specific workshop named.

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