The Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 started as a homologation special with a planned production run of just 500 units. However, Porsche ended up producing 1,580 examples in total, thanks to customer demand.
Of that production run, 200 units were the ultra-light Sport model, which weighed just 2,116 pounds. Combine such a light body with a 207-horsepower 2.7-liter naturally aspirated flat-six, and you get a car that, in the 70s, rocketed to 62 mph in just 5.8 seconds. However, as publications of the time noted, this official time seemed underrated.
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Of that small production run, most cars are Touring trims, which add creature comforts like carpeting, rear seats, and a glove compartment. The vehicle listed for sale today is a 1973 Touring with 72,726 miles on the clock. It’s offered in excellent condition by Lamborghini Paramus out of New Jersey. This particular example wears a Gulf Orange exterior with a black leather interior.
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