Porsche 911 S (ST): 1969 bis 1972 – Der Typ, den es offiziell nicht gab

Between 1969 and 1972, the Porsche 911 S (ST) marked a special chapter in the history of automotive icons. In this book, author Peter Weidenhammer has written a comprehensive tribute to this model, which triumphed both on the road and on the racetrack.

Unofficially known as the M471, the Porsche 911 S (ST) was a special model that bridged the gap between the 911 R and the Carrera RS 2.7. With up to 270 PS and pioneering lightweight construction principles, the car was road-legal and available from Porsche dealers, despite making minimal concessions to comfort.

On the racetrack, the 911 S (ST) excelled at the Monte Carlo Rally as well as at the 24 Hours of Le Mans and Daytona, proving that its design sets the standard even in the most demanding competitions. With fewer than 30 units produced, it became a very valuable collectors' item.

This book is packed with archive photographs, technical insights and gripping stories about a car that embodied the perfect blend of road and racing capabilities.