1973 Porsche 911 RSR 2.8 L - Chassis 911.360.0817 Photo Gallery by slidevalve911rsr at pbase.com

1973 Porsche 911 RSR 2.8 L - Chassis 911.360.0817

1973 911 RS M491 Coupe - Chassis #: 911.360.0817 - Engine #: 6930121 - Production #: 1035174 - Original Color: Light Yellow - Delivered to: Australia - Customer: Hamilton (Scuderia Veloce) -

Supposedly this RSR is now in the USA (Light Yellow). 1999, NYC auction, not did not sell.

Production 3/1973 (sold to Paul Ramsey.)

1973 Grace Bros #6 Bill Brown and Leo Geoghegan

1974 Grace Bros #19 Bill Brown (and #1? And #9 at Oran park?)

1975? Ian Hamilton Converted to IROC look Road car.

1976

1977 Destroyed in accident in Sydney while being tested by Sports Car World magazine.

1979/80 – Currently, another 911 with the same chassis and engine number is reported to be restored in the USA and racing in SCCA.

1973 Porsche 911 RSR 2.8 L - Chassis 911.360.0817 - Photo 1

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1973 Porsche 911 RSR 2.8 L - Chassis 911.360.0817 - Photo 3

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matfidge		02-Jul-2015 08:41
There are some great photos of the 911 IROC that was driven by Donohue to his final victory in 74. You can find them at DuttonGarage.com who recently acquired the car and are racing it again. http://duttongarage.com/Porsche~4781 Mat

Mark Goddard		12-Jun-2008 14:33
This is Mark Goddard in Sydney. I took the photo of this car in its road car guise which appears in the article shown above. I joined the Porsche Club of NSW in 1973 and knew the car well then. I worked at Scuderia Veloce Motors at Lindfield and went to Calder Raceway in Melbourne in 1973 to see the car race. After its racing career was over, it was indeed converted to 3.0 RSR body style and used as a road car. It caused something of a sensation at the time. The photo above was taken from the passenger window of another 911 on a Porsche Club NSW social drive in 1978. (I think that was the year.) I'm not going to talk here about chassis plates and so on because I'm not qualified to do so. Rumours abound in these situations and I'm not about to contribute to the misinformation. Hope some of this info is of interest.

Guest		11-Nov-2007 15:50
High Hugh, I have come to your site by chance. I own this Porsche 2.8 RSR since 2001 and I have restored it to the exact original configuration as it left the factory in 1973. I have also raced it at several events like Le Mans Classic 2002 and 2004 + a few FIA GTC Races. I am not convinced wether the car who burned in Australia (Article in the magazine) is really 0817 as when I bought the car from USA in 2001 (it was upgraded to 3.0 RSR specs) has still the original chassis plate. Also strange is that 0817 was sold to USA in 1976, so actually before the car was destroyed in 1977 !! For me this is mistery. Can somebody from Australia who know th story help me to find out what really happened and which car was destroyed (and wher is this car now??). Best and thanks for any help Chris ch.traber@bluewin.ch

Hugh		22-Jul-2007 17:05
From: hugh hodges Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2007 12:02 AM To: armando@primacyrealestate.com Subject: RE: 73' #0817 with 74' Bodywork... Yes the 73 RSR was “upgraded” to 74 RSR bodywork and turned into a very hot road car. There is a story somewhere in a magazine in the late 70’s about that but those of us around at the time know the story well. Hugh

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