Ook als ik je zeg dat die grijze bij ClassicsFarm van een FC Barcelona Hotshot is geweest
Dat was - als ik het goed begrepen heb - de 1ste eigenaar.
De tweede (en laatste) eigenaar wil die Porsche nu verkopen

Doe mij die Ruf dan maar, heb nog een LP van Van Halen

Sold For $1,650,000
Inclusive of applicable buyer's fee.
RM | Sotheby's - ARIZONA 15 - 16 JANUARY 2015

Wat mij opviel was hoe klein deze wagen is en hoe mooi het design.
Is dit de enige in NL, of zijn er nog meer in ons land?

In 1972 Porsche built a race car that was more aggressive, and much rarer, than the 2.7 Carrera: the 911 ST. Porsche’s competition in Group 2 was getting stronger in the early ‘70s, and Alfa Romeo, BMW, and Ford’s Capris were starting to beat Porsche in the 2,500cc categories. At the time Porsche was using a 2.2-liter engine which could only be bored out to 2,380cc, and this was not providing the power to win, so when in 1972 the capacity of the engine was increased to 2.4 liters in the 911S street cars, this meant the racing engines could be punched out to 2,490cc capable of producing around 270 horsepower. These STs also wore special widened front and rear fender flares that were significantly more aggressive than the rear flares of the 2.7 RS. Fitted with extra wide 15”x8” and 15”x9” lightweight wheels, the ST had a ton of mechanical grip going for it. Only 24 known examples were built all told, and they were sold in a few different batches: a few made from thinner lightweight steel, a few based on standard 911 chassis and tubs, and a few more as a sort of kit package intended for motorsports undertaken by privateer racing teams—each ST is slightly different.

Ehm....omdat dat origineel zo hoort bij dit type?

Exact. lees je ff in zou ik zeggen