PORSCHE 911 [997] CARRERA COUPE SPECIAL EDITION Sport Classic 2dr

1968 Porsche 911 Rindt RSR Evocation SWB

This 1968 short-wheelbase model has been expertly reimagined as a Rindt wide-bodied RSR evocation.

The engine is a fully rebuilt 3.2 Litre Flat-Six, but also now benefits from Jenvey Throttle Bodies. Founded in 1987, this world-famous throttle body and fuel injection system manufacturer has forged an enviable reputation for delivering high- quality housings, spindles, butterflies, levers and fuel rails for all manner of road and race cars, including air- cooled Porsches. The two-stud kit installed in the green machine’s engine bay comprises six of the Shropshire company’s SF throttle bodies, a specially balanced linkage kit, inlet manifolds, fuel rails, fuel rail mounts and a set of ninety-millimetre air horns.

The car has benefited from extensive restoration and upgrades, including:

New steelwork where required
Widened front and rear arches
Bare-metal respray using the Novol Classic process in striking Viper Green
Rebuilt 3.2-litre engine and gearbox with Jenvey throttle bodies
Fresh period-correct interior with new digital dials
Group 4 Campagnolo wheels with period tyres
Speakers and Smartphone Connectivity to Kenwood Head Unit
Modern electronic air conditioning

This is a truly exceptional chance to own a Rindt build without the lengthy lead time – skip the queue and enjoy it immediately.

About Rindt

Rindt have established themselves as one of the most respected names in bespoke Porsche evocations, blending passion, heritage and engineering excellence. Their philosophy is to remain faithful to the spirit of the original models while subtly integrating modern performance, comfort and reliability. Every build is a testament to their meticulous craftsmanship, from precision metalwork and period-correct detailing to carefully chosen upgrades that enhance drivability without compromising authenticity. Owning a Rindt car is not simply about possession — it is about joining a small circle of enthusiasts who appreciate the rare union of classic design and contemporary engineering.

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