100k for 1987 RUF

carreracat · Jan 25, 2007

http://atsearch.autotrader.co.uk/www/CARS_popup.asp?searchform=&modelexact=1&lid=search_used_cars_full&photo=1&state=none&sort=5&hassearched=Y&make=PORSCHE&min_pr=75&source=0&model=ANY&max_pr=&agerange=&mileage=&miles=1500&postcode=ct202qf&ukcarsearch_full.x=43&ukcarsearch_full.y=10&start=10&distance=58&adcategory=CARS&channel=CARS&id=200704268062533

For the better part of 100k I'd want my Yellow Bird to be yellow!!

nottage · Jan 25, 2007

"1987 PORSCHE 911 RUF CTR1 ";Yellow Bird";"

It has an "H" reg no. so either isn't a 1987 or that isn't it's reg plate. 1987 would be either D or E plate I believe and you can't make a car younger than it is.

Keith Calder · Jan 25, 2007

tell that to the dvla ive noticed a few imports with newer regs on inc a 1982 SC on an H reg....colour? wouldnt care---- frog green looks cool ..makes the £65000 red one on pistonheads look cheap what was that old phrase--- its only the profit that makes it dear......

nathan 1981 930 G50 · Jan 28, 2007

I am wondering if RUF took an old shell and made a new car out of it. A bit pointless really as the 964 shell is far superior.

If you look at the dash it is an old 911, not a 964. It is possible it could have been converted to an old style with a used dash though.

Details :
1987 H PORSCHE 911 RUF CTR1 "Yellow Bird" 2 Door Coupe
Green (Lime Green), 0 Miles, Please Contact us for Full Details, This is an original Ruf CTR 1 'Yellow Bird' built on 24th June 1991. All original doc. This iconic sports car was declared the fastest production car in 1987. 3.4 twin turbo. 469bhp. 408ld ft. 211 mph. 0-60 4.1 sec. one of only 29 built.

Keith Calder · Jan 28, 2007

this months 911 world has an article on a yellowbird that looks the same as this green car and they say it was built on a 964 shell but to me anything with a long gearlever, those heater controls and those side sills must be based on 3.2 shell........funny ,on the reg number front just noticed the walkers 1972 911 in this months p/post has managed to get a T reg when imported...