1971 Porsche 914/6 GT Brumos Tribute (Lot 6a)







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Description
While the majority of the 119,000-or-so Porsche 914s built had flat-four engines, around 3,300 performance-focused 914/6 variants left the factory between 1969–72 with six-cylinder power, making them ripe for competition use.
Porsche’s Customer Sport Department created a handful of race-ready 914s called the 914/6 GT. The cars were prepped with a stiffened chassis, uprated suspension components, ventilated brakes, an oil cooler, a long-range fuel tank, and a spartan interior. Outside, the 914/6 GT wore steel fender flares over widened Fuchs alloy wheels, as well as lightweight fiberglass deck lids, bumpers, and rocker panels.
One of those 914/6 GTs, piloted by Jacksonville, Florida-based Brumos Racing’s Peter Gregg and Hurley Haywood, won the inaugural 1971 IMSA GT race at Virginia International Raceway, and went on to dominate the IMSA GT season, winning the championship that year. So fond was Brumos of their 914/6 GT in the mid-1990s when they decided to go vintage racing, they began building race-only 914/6 GT tributes for its customers.
This example, which started life as a 1971 914/4, now wears a flared GT-style body finished in the classic orange favored by Ferry Porsche and, by conduit, by Brumos Racing, has a black and orange interior. Its widened fenders cover 15” Fuchs wheels wearing Hoosier track tires. And its 1,991cc flat-six is said to have been rebuilt with forged internals, a custom camshaft, and upgraded cylinder heads, and it features a twin-plug distributor.
The consignor has had this 914/6 GT tribute for approximately five years, and while he has enjoyed a couple of track days, this vehicle has not been raced competitively under current ownership.
This 1971 Porsche 914/6 GT Brumos Tribute is now offered at Hagerty Garage + Social in Savannah, Georgia, by a Broad Arrow Specialist on Bill of Sale only.
Highlights
Offered from the Autobahn Speed Collection
Brumos 914/6 GT tribute
Finished in orange with black upholstery
15” Fuchs wheels wearing Hoosier racing tires
Flat-six engine
5-speed manual transaxle
With preparation, eligible for vintage racing
Modifications
The current owner reports the following modifications:
Body:
914/6 GT conversion with flared fenders
Orange paint with #59 Brumos livery
Wheels/Tires:
Wider Fuchs wheels wearing Hoosier tires
Chassis:
Roll cage
Additional bracing
Engine:
Overhauled 1,991cc flat-six
Aluminum 901 engine block
Mahle biral mooned cylinders
Porsche 66mm crankshaft
Pauter 130mm connecting rods
CP Carrillo 81mm pistons for 12.5:1 compression ratio
901 Shop custom 2LT camshaft
Mechanical tensioners and solid racing chains
911 Carrera oil pump
Xtreme Cylinder Heads with Porsche factory-style rocker arms and steel studs
901 Shop 1.5” header and exhaust system
JB Racing twin-plug distributor with 7mm Beru wires
Dual MSD Digital 6AL boxes and coils
Engine oil cooler
245mm fan and housing with internal regulator alternator
Frunk-mounted fuel cell
AN lines with fuel pressure regulator and fuel pressure gauge
Transmission:
Five-speed manual transaxle
Interior:
Sparco competition seat with Recaro cushion and Schroth five-point harness
Momo steering wheel
Custom cluster with AutoMeter tachometer and oil pressure/temperature gauges
Custom dash-mounted switch panel
Tilton floor-mount pedals
Coolshirt system and fire suppression system
Motorola radio
Known Imperfections
Images detailing the condition of the 1971 Brumos 914/6 GT tribute are presented in the gallery
Additional Information
A Broad Arrow Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the seller of this listing. As such, the purchase transaction will be facilitated by Broad Arrow, including vehicle payment, applicable taxes required to be collected by the seller or Broad Arrow, and title/ownership reassignment. Broad Arrow is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hagerty.
Contact: Marvin Waters Phone: 910.315.2918 Email: mwaters@hagerty.com
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