The 911 ST was more of an endurance racer. While being produced in
the 70s, these ST cars were able to outperform others with more
power and sophistication. The lightweight body panels and upgraded
engine output alone was enough to compete in these endurance races,
but Porsche wanted to go further and upgraded the suspension kits,
as well as the brakes. When Porsche entered this car into the 24
Hours of Le Mans, it immediately showed how far they have come from
the Original 911.
This 1984 911 ST backdate is fitted with a 3.2-liter flat six,
paired with a revised 915 transmission. The car has 112,965 miles
on the chassis, but only 200 miles since the build. The engine has
been fully restored, and the bolts have been zinc plated as well as
the stays for durability. Sport camshafts were installed as well as
a sport stainless steel exhaust system to help the car reach the
250hp-260hp range. The body of the car consists of flared ST
fenders and the front hood made of steel, and the ST style bumpers
and decklid are made of fiberglass. Right below the decklid you
will find stainless steel mufflers in the ST style. The interior
consists of black carpet and leather, black leather BF Torino
seats, a heater, a MOMO steering wheel, and an SCH orange
tachometer.
The car also has a strut bar installed under the hood for
stability, as well as a center filler gasoline tank in the center
of the front hood. The car rides on replica Fuchs wheels (8J x 15
and 9J x 15), with Michelin TB tires on. The car is for sale out of
North Carolina.
Vehicle Details
1984 Porsche 911
Listing ID:CC-1819429
Price:$175,000
Location:Charlotte, North Carolina
Year:1984
Make:Porsche
Model:911
Exterior Color:Iron Gray
Odometer:200
Stock Number:ST03
VIN:WP0ZZZ91ZES103869
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