Porsche 996 GT3 RS

The Type 996 GT3 was developed by Porsche in 1999 to homologate the 911 for the FIA GT3 category. In competition form, the GT3 enjoyed success with class wins at Le Mans, Sebring, and Daytona. For 2003, an even more track-focused RS variant was introduced. While using the same 380 hp flat-six as the standard GT3, the RS was made more agile via weight-saving measures including a polycarbonate rear window and a carbon fiber hood and rear wing, while ceramic composite brakes were made available.

This 2004 Porsche 996 GT3 RS is one of 682 examples built. This car was delivered new in Belgium, accruing 2.500km’s. Finished in Grand Prix White with red graphics and wheels, this RS is equipped with the Clubsport package, which is composed of a full-roll-cage, six-point harnesses for the fixed-back Recaro seats, a fire extinguisher, and a single-mass flywheel that enabled the engine to spin to redline more freely. From the factory, the car came with the fire extinguisher and six-point harnesses uninstalled. To date, these have never been installed and still are in its original packaging.

Maintained in extremely original / “as new” condition and accompanied by books, tools, documentation, and all Porsche dealer invoices since delivery.

A GT3 RS with this quality is seldom offered for sale, and many believe it produces a more raw and connected driving experience than later models. This example provides the rare chance to purchase one of the most visceral Porsches ever produced.

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