1975 Porsche 911 H-series Coupé (RUF SCR 3.2 rebuild)
- Engine
- 3.2L naturally aspirated flat-six (uprated from original displacement)
One of the final 20 examples of the H-series 911 coupé produced between August 1974 and July 1975, this Porsche carries a significant conversion history. Following accident damage to the left-rear quarter, it was submitted to RUF Automobile in Pfaffenhausen during 1982 for a comprehensive bare-shell rebuild to SCR 3.2 specification, gaining Turbo-style bodywork and an enlarged 3.2-litre flat-six. The original DM 30,000 invoice and annotated photographic record accompany the car, which has remained in Norway throughout its known history.
Ownership
- —Auction saleEstimate €150,000 – €180,000
- 1980 →Acquisition unknownBjörn Güntherpartial documentation
Registered the car in Norway from early 1980; after left-rear body damage occurred, commissioned RUF Automobile in Pfaffenhausen to perform a full rebuild to SCR 3.2 specification between May and October 1982.
- Date unknownAcquisition unknownCurrent consignorpartial documentation
Kept the car in Norway, using it on extended touring drives and displaying it at Scandinavian automotive gatherings; also commissioned an engine rebuild by marque specialist AutoTech-Sport of Rakkestad.
Competition
No competition history extracted from the catalogue.
Maintenance & restoration
- 1982RestorationRUF Automobile
Full bare-shell rebuild carried out between May and October 1982, adding SCR Turbo-style coachwork and increasing the naturally aspirated flat-six displacement to 3.2 litres. Original itemised invoice and annotated photographic documentation survive.
Work cost DM 30,000. Commissioned by owner Björn Günther following accident damage to the left-rear quarter panel.
- —Engine rebuildAutoTech-Sport
Engine overhauled by a recognised marque specialist prior to the auction sale.
Workshop located in Rakkestad, Norway. Completed during the current owner's tenure.
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