1965 Porsche 911 SWB Coupe Racing Car
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This Porsche 911 originates from the sports car icon's first year of production. The Porsche was initially delivered to the U.S.A. and returned to Germany in the 90s, where it was remodeled by the authorized automotive repair shop Bienert according to Walter Röhrl's requirements. Röhrl was not the pwner of the car. It was converted to obtain a FIA pass in order to participate in vintage car races. The conversion was carried out in close cooperation with Walter Röhrl, who was in charge of the car's setting and the test drives. Its reconstruction was both time- and money consuming. Invoices and technical documentation deliver proof of the permanent and elaborate work on engine, transmission and chassis, which was executed using high-quality components made by the companies BIENERT, RUGEN (engine) and KLUGE (transmission), as well as lately from MEZGERWERK. Some € 30,000 were invested into the engine alone. The chassis was improved and modified with great effort to make it suitable for the use in races. On the one hand, door sills and axle suspensions were reinforced, on the other hand, the car's weight was permanently optimized, doors, for example, are completely made of aluminum and come from the 959. Special emphasis was put on the fact that all optimization was not only aimed at racing, but also to obtain a street permit for the 911.
Walter Röhrl, who was mainly active as representative and test driver for PORSCHE as of 1993, officially used the car in the BAVARIA CLASSIC in 1996 for the first time.
After the car had been sold to its current owner, the uncompromising race car was converted from the circuit configuration to the usage in rallies. Matthias Höing and Thorsten Hanenkamp from the company MEZGERWERK were commissioned with this task. All parts changed in the process are still at hand and come with this car. Currently the Porsche is ready to use.
What makes the idea of buying a Porsche SWB from 1965, a popular race car, so thrilling is the fact that it was not only used by FIA- and rally world champion and legend Walter Röhrl in several races, but that he also participated in its development. This 911 is a true object of desire for both fans and collectors. The Porsche was signed by Walter Röhrl. The car is accompanied by the vehicle documents, an official Walter Röhrl-DVD, showing Walter Röhrl driving the 911 and an identical limited model of the “Bienert-Röhrl 911“ in a scale of 1:40.
This car is insured through Auctionata AG and its insurance partner BELMOT for up to six weeks after the auction with a convenient all risks insurance that covers cases such as engine and/or transmission failure or accidental damages. This specific insurance cover is valid for Germany, Austria and Switzerland and may be continued by the buyer after the insurance period has expired at special conditions. The BELMOT all risks insurance excludes: a) indirect and direct damages due to the normal aging process (especially rust, corrosion, oxidation) or natural wear and tear, i. e. due to a natural wear during the drive mode, on car parts which have to be replaced repeatedly during the lifetime of the vehicle; b) indirect and direct damages based on thermal problems, especially due to high temperatures, insufficient cooling while driving or overheating.
The vehicle has to be paid and collected within 5 business days after the auction. The collection may be made via collection by the costumer or via collection by a transport company. A timely collection can also made via a commissioning of Auctionata to a fee-based transport (flat shipping rate). If the time period lapses without a result, the buyer has to pay storage costs in the amount of 25, - € per day.
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