Listed for sale by RPM Technik dealership, the ensemble comprises a 2018 911 GT3 Clubsport, a 2018 911 GT3 Touring, a 2019 911 GT3 RS featuring the Weissach package, a 2016 911 R, and a pair of 2018 911 GT3 race cars (a Cup and an R), complete with a semi-trailer truck for transport.
Piston Heads highlights that this lineup of six vehicles encompasses nearly every variant of the 991-generation GT3 series. Although it lacks some earlier editions and certain racing versions, the practical limitations of space on the truck likely accounted for their absence.
The brainchild of Austrian architect Alexander Serda, these cars and their transporter were originally intended as a life-sized replica of a Porsche transporter truck toy from Serda’s childhood.
Initially planned for display at the 2018 Goodwood Festival of Speed, which commemorated Porsche’s 70th anniversary, the project was postponed, resulting in the vehicles and transporter being stored for the past few years.
The road cars included in the collection represent the primary iterations of the 991-generation GT3 series, encompassing the GT3 Clubsport with its distinctive wing, the Touring variant sans wing, and the performance-focused GT3 RS equipped with the Weissach lightweight package. Adding allure to the lineup is the exclusive 911 R, produced in just 991 units.
The 911 R garnered significant attention upon its launch for pairing the GT3 RS’s 4.0-liter flat-6 engine with a manual transmission while omitting the prominent wing and flashy elements of the GT3. Porsche later revisited this concept with the regular production 992-generation 911 GT3 Touring and the limited-edition S/T variant.
Each vehicle is purportedly in pristine, unused condition, with only delivery mileage recorded. Consequently, while replicating a similar collection may be feasible, finding six equivalent cars in comparable condition would be highly improbable.
Furthermore, the bonus of a dedicated transporter further enhances the appeal of this offering. As of now, the price for the entire collection remains undisclosed.
