1979 Porsche 911

Make

Porsche

Model

911

Year

1979

Listed price

$249,911

Location

Miami, Florida

Transmission

Manual

Mileage

1 miles

The Porsche 911 SC, or "Super Carrera," arrived in 1978, marking a significant evolution in the 911 lineage. Positioned between the Carrera 3.0 and the outgoing 930 Turbo, the SC was designed to be a more refined and accessible 911, yet one that still retained the raw, engaging spirit of its predecessors. It featured a robust 3.0-liter flat-six engine, initially producing 180 horsepower, and quickly gained a reputation for its bulletproof reliability and impressive performance. While the SC was a road car at heart, its fundamental strength and balance made it a prime candidate for motorsport, particularly in rallying, where its rear-engine traction proved advantageous on loose surfaces. Iconic privateer teams, like the French Alméras Frères, frequently campaigned 911 SCs, cementing their place in rally history. This 1979 Porsche 911 SC has been meticulously transformed into a full motorsport build, paying homage to the legendary Alméras Frères "Eminence" entry driven by Björn Waldegård in the 1982 Rallye Monte Carlo. Built by EVO Motorsport in Italy, it presents in Grand Prix White adorned with an accurate replica of the #6 Alméras/Eminence livery. The exterior features period-correct bolt-on flares, a classic ducktail spoiler, a 934-style front valance, Marchal auxiliary lighting, 935-style mirrors, and 15-inch ROIN Technology Gotti-style wheels. Inside, the cabin is a stripped-down rally command center, boasting a full roll cage, OMP racing seats, Sparco harnesses, an OMP fire-suppression system, map lights, bespoke dash-mounted switchgear, a 10k-rpm VDO tachometer, drilled pedals, and a quick-release Sparco steering wheel. Power comes from a replacement 3.0L flat-six engine, paired with a manual transmission, and the odometer shows just 1 mile since its comprehensive build. This is an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a rally-inspired 911 SC that embodies the spirit of a golden era in motorsport.