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One of the world’s best companies specialized in restoring, rebuilding and tailoring a cult classic for Porsche enthusiasts, RSR Project, has revealed its new project based on the Porsche 911 Carrera RS.

This car pays homage to the original 1986 Rennsport Rennwagen (RSR) racing car. It’s finished in an instantly eye-catching Gulf Oil livery, and compared to the original, the front and rear bumpers have been removed. The hood is made of aluminum, while at the back there is a ducktail spoiler. Inside, new carpet, new headliner, original dash, upgraded gauges, racing shifter and roll cage grace the car’s interior.

The original 911 was powered by a 3.2-L engine, and in the RSR Project they decided to increase the volume to 3.4-L and 235 hp (175 kW). This is significantly less than half the power of current Porsche atmospheric flagships, but still enough for the driver to have great fun and enjoy driving. Also, the ECU has been modified, new high-performance camshafts, improved four-piston brake calipers, and Bilstein shock absorbers have been installed.

The car is mounted on 15″ rims wrapped in Michelin TB-15 tires.

When it comes to price, this restomod Porsche 911 RSR costs 375,000 euros.

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Restomod Porsche 911 Carrera RSR costs 375,000 euros

New York based company RSR Project, specialized in restoring, rebuilding and tailoring a cult classic for Porsche enthusiasts, has revealed its new project, the Gulf Blue 911. The car is based on the racing Porsche 911 Carrera 2.8 RSR from the 70s.

The car was specially made for an unknown customer, and the restoration process lasted 15 months. The work began with finding a Coupé model from the late 80s, without accidents and a body without traces of rust. Painted in the Gulf colors that adorned Porsche’s racing models for years, and some body elements with new and lighter glasses are clearly associated with the first racing 911 with the RSR designation.

During the restoration, the engine, gearbox, suspension and brakes were rebuilt, and two-tone 15-inch Fuchs rims wrapped in Michelin tires were installed. Engine displacement is not known, but it is known that RSR Project offers restomod model buyers 3.2-L, 3.4-L or 3.5-L six-cylinder boxer options.

The dark interior is equipped with retro sports seats upholstered in a combination of black leather and fabric with seat belts, a roll cage and analogue instruments. Black leather covers the door panels and dashboard, and there are matching black carpets.

When it comes to the price, this restomod car costs 349,000 euros.

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