1976 Porsche 930

Make

Porsche

Model

930

Year

1976

Listed price

Price not provided

Location

Connecticut

Transmission

4-Speed Manual

Mileage

8,000 miles

The 911 Turbo, internally designated 930, burst onto the scene in 1975, a defiant answer to a global oil crisis and increasingly stringent emissions regulations. Porsche, ever the iconoclast, unveiled a car that was not only blisteringly fast but also a technological marvel, bringing turbocharging to a production sports car in a way no one else had dared. The original 3.0-liter models, produced from 1975 to 1977, are particularly significant for their raw, untamed character, predating the intercooler and later refinements that would make the 930 more tractable. With its iconic "whale tail" spoiler and widened fenders, the 930 immediately became a poster car, cementing its status as a legend and setting the benchmark for forced-induction performance. This 1976 Porsche 930 stands as a remarkable testament to that original vision, presenting in an astonishing state of preservation with just 8,000 miles on the odometer. Originally ordered in California, this example is finished in classic Grand Prix White over a striking Cinnamon leather interior—a truly period-correct combination. Power comes from its numbers-matching 260 hp 3.0-liter turbocharged flat-six, paired with the original 4-speed manual transmission. Notable factory options include a limited-slip differential, the coveted no-sunroof configuration, and air conditioning. Its condition is further elevated by the presence of super-unique Gold Center Fuchs wheels and an interior that defies its age, including a perfectly preserved, laser-straight leather dash. This represents an extraordinary opportunity to acquire an early, non-intercooled 930 in a condition rarely seen today.