1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Touring

9113601141roadGermany

Engine: 2.7L flat-six, Nikasil-lined cylinders, Bosch mechanical fuel injection, 210 hp
Colour: Light Ivory

Chassis 9113601141 is a 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 in Touring (M472) specification, delivered new through Sonauto of Paris in May 1973 and finished in Light Ivory over black leatherette and corduroy. Notably rare as one of only four factory-sunroof cars supplied new to France, it retains its matching-numbers flat-six and gearbox, has never undergone a full restoration, and carries a documented ownership chain stretching back to its first French owner.

Ownership

—Auction sale
Estimate from €445,000
RM Sotheby's catalogue lot →
1973-05-01 → 1978Factory delivery
Michele Lecoufle
full documentation
First owner, based in Saint-Lô in northwestern France. Drove the car extensively, accumulating close to 120,000 kilometres before selling.
1978 → 1999-03-01Acquisition unknown
Philippe Brochet
partial documentation
Second keeper, added roughly 73,000 kilometres over approximately two decades of ownership in France.
1999-03-01 → 2013Acquisition unknown
Denis Mathieu
partial documentation
Held the car for around 14 years; a Porsche Austria certificate issued in August 2013 confirms original specification, suggesting activity during or at the end of this ownership period.
2013 → 2018-05-01Acquisition unknown
Austrian collector
partial documentation
Owner based in Austria; mileage had reached nearly 248,000 kilometres by the time the car changed hands in mid-2018.
2018-05-01 →Private sale
Current consigning owner
partial documentation
Registered the car for UK road use from August 2018 onward.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

2013Inspection
Porsche Austria
Porsche Austria issued a certificate confirming the car's original factory specification.
Certificate is included in the history file.

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