FIG. 1Sixteen model years of impact-bumper 911, from the 2.7 that arrived in 1974 to the last Carrera 3.2 of 1989, with the 930 Turbo running alongside them. An honest owner's reference to the air-cooled flat-six and the G-Series chassis, covering K-Jetronic and Motronic management, the chain tensioners that can destroy a pre-1984 engine without warning, the head studs that pull out of a magnesium case on 1974 to 1977 cars, the 915 gearbox faults that only show on a cold start, and the galvanising that splits this generation into cars that survive and cars that do not.
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| Engine | 2.7L, 3.0L or 3.2L air-cooled flat-six; 3.0L or 3.3L turbocharged (930) |
| Power | 150 to 231 bhp naturally aspirated; 260 to 300 bhp for the 930 Turbo |
| Drivetrain | 915 or G50 five-speed manual, four-speed 930 gearbox, rear-wheel drive |
| Kerb weight | 1,075 kg (911 2.7, 1974) to about 1,300 kg (930 Turbo 3.3) |
| Used market | Roughly $58,000 for a good SC, about $79,000 to $85,000 for a strong Carrera 3.2, G50 cars adding $10,000 or more |
…and the full survey guide, service schedules, systems, and parts sourcing in the complete volume.
We fold in your year, your engine, your electronics and refits, your hull number, and your vessel name and your own boat's photo on the cover. The book stops describing the boat that left the factory and starts describing the one in your slip.