Specification
- Model
- 911
- Generation
- F-model (phase not known)
- Year
- 1968
- Mileage
- 138 mi
- Gearbox
- Manual
- Drive
- Rear-wheel drive
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Engine
- 3.2 litres
- Body
- Coupé
- Exterior
- Viper Green
- Interior colour
- Black
- Upholstery
- Leather
- Wheels
- Black (from photos)
- Condition
- Used
Values marked “from photos” are not stated in the advert: they were read from its photos and can be wrong. Check them with the seller.
Seller's description
This short-wheelbase example has been expertly reimagined into a Rindt wide-bodied RSR evocation, combining classic Porsche design with enhanced performance and usability. At its core is a fully rebuilt 3.2-litre flat-six engine, upgraded with Jenvey throttle bodies, delivering improved response and drivability. The engine and gearbox have been comprehensively rebuilt, ensuring a refined yet engaging driving experience. The exterior has undergone extensive restoration, including new steelwork where required, widened arches, and a bare-metal respray in striking Viper Green using the Novol Classic process. Group 4 Campagnolo wheels with period tyres complete the authentic motorsport-inspired appearance. Inside, the cabin features a fresh period-correct interior with modern digital dials, alongside discreet upgrades such as smartphone connectivity, a Kenwood head unit, and electronic air conditioning, enhancing comfort without compromising character. Rindt have established a reputation for producing some of the finest Porsche evocations, blending heritage with carefully integrated modern enhancements. This example offers an opportunity to acquire a completed build without the usual lead time.
Equipment
As advertised by the seller; not independently verified. Equipment the advert does not mention is unknown, not absent.
Seats & comfort
- Air conditioningListed: Seller's equipment list
Listed: from the seller's equipment or standard-equipment list. Mentioned: found in the description or page text, unconfirmed.
Price and status history
3 Nov 2026
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