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Porsche 917K No. 29 Siffert Ahrens Winner 1000km Zeltweg 1969 Werk83 1:12

Porsche 917K No. 29 Siffert Ahrens Winner 1000km Zeltweg 1969 Werk83 1:12

Regular price €279,90
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Werk83's die-cast 1:12 scale model of the Porsche 917K chassis 917-009, car number 29, driven by Jo Siffert and Kurt Ahrens to victory at the 1969 1000 km of Zeltweg — the first outright win ever recorded by a Porsche 917.

Scale

1:12

Manufacturer

WERK83

Year

1969

Car Brand

PORSCHE

Car Model

917K

Category

RACING CARS

Subcategory

ENDURANCE

Event

WINNER 1000KM ZELTWEG 1969

Driver

JO SIFFERT - KURT AHRENS

Material

DIE-CAST

MANUFACTURED BY WERK83

WERK83 is a dynamic German brand dedicated to bringing motorsport history to life for today’s collectors. Founded by Christoph Krombach of ck-modelcars, WERK83 specializes in authentic replicas of legendary touring cars, Group C machines, and road icons rooted in German racing heritage. Each model is crafted with impressive detailing, accurate liveries, and a commitment to accessible value, making WERK83 an essential choice for enthusiasts building a display rich in motorsport spirit.

Collectors turn to WERK83 for high-detail models that capture the essence of racing’s most celebrated eras. Whether you’re expanding a themed grid or seeking a standout piece, Vroomi offers a curated selection of WERK83 models ready for your collection. Explore the range and secure these icons to complete your lineup.

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In short

A 1:12 scale model car in die-cast metal by Werk83, reproducing the white-and-green Porsche 917K that gave the 917 programme its maiden race victory at the Österreichring on 10 August 1969.

The Porsche 917K 'Kurzheck' was built to exploit the FIA Group 5 regulations that opened the door to 5-litre engines from 1969. Porsche homologated 25 cars to qualify, and chassis 917-009 became the first of the breed to cross a finish line in first place. Running as number 29 under the privateer entry of Karl Freiherr von Wendt, it carries a livery that most collectors have never seen reproduced at this scale.

The Porsche 917K and Its Flat-12 Engine

The 917K's defining feature was a shortened 'Kurzheck' tail that traded the aerodynamic drag of the long-tail 917L for usable mechanical stability. Power came from an air-cooled flat-12 displacing 4.9 litres, figures varying by source and state of tune. The homologation batch of 25 cars — built specifically to satisfy FIA scrutineers — set the stage for one of the most dominant runs in prototype racing history.

10 August 1969: The 917's First Victory

The 1000 km of Zeltweg, held at the Österreichring on 10 August 1969, was a round of the International Championship of Makes. Swiss driver Jo Siffert — a Porsche contracted driver and key figure in the 917 development programme — co-drove chassis 917-009 with German driver Kurt Ahrens Jr. Their car wore a white base livery with distinctive green front wings, the personal colour scheme of entrant Karl Freiherr von Wendt. The result, a first-place finish, marked the first outright victory in the Porsche 917's racing career, a moment that preceded Le Mans glory by less than twelve months.

Werk83's 1:12 Scale Model of the Zeltweg Winner

Werk83 renders chassis 917-009 in die-cast metal at 1:12 — a scale that allows surface and livery detail impossible at 1:18 or 1:43. The white-and-green von Wendt livery, far less frequently reproduced than the Gulf or Martini factory schemes, is captured here as number 29 exactly as it appeared at the Österreichring.

Frequently asked questions

Was the 1969 1000 km of Zeltweg really the first race win for the Porsche 917?

Yes. The race held on 10 August 1969 at the Österreichring was the first outright victory ever recorded by a Porsche 917. Chassis 917-009, number 29, driven by Jo Siffert and Kurt Ahrens, took the win for privateer entrant Karl Freiherr von Wendt.

What is the livery on this model?

The car carries a white base livery with green front wings, the colour scheme of German privateer entrant Karl Freiherr von Wendt. It is distinct from the better-known Gulf and Martini factory liveries.

Who were the drivers of car number 29 at Zeltweg in 1969?

Jo Siffert, a Swiss driver contracted to Porsche, and Kurt Ahrens Jr., a German driver who made several 917 appearances in 1969. Together they took the 917's maiden victory.

What scale and material is this Werk83 model?

It is a die-cast metal model produced by Werk83 at 1:12 scale.

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We accept the following payment methods: Credit Cards: Visa, MasterCard, American Express. Apple Pay & Google Pay. Cash on Delivery (available only for Italy). PayPal.

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Items must be returned within 14 days after receiving your order. Items must be returned in the same condition in which they were received, with the original packaging and box.

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Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer. When a return is approved, we provide a prepaid return label, and the return shipping cost—equal to the original shipping fee—will be deducted from your refund once the return has been received and processed.

The original shipping cost is refunded; only the return shipping cost is excluded from the refund.

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Country Shipping Fee (€)
Italy 12,90
Albania 26,00
Andorra 26,00
Austria 14,50
Belgium 14.50
Bulgaria 17,90
Czech Republic 17,90
Denmark 18,90
Estonia 18,90
France 14.50
Germany 14.50
Greece 18,90
Ireland 18,90
Latvia 18,90
Lithuania 18,90
Luxembourg 14.50
Malta 26,00
Monaco 14.50
Netherlands 14.50
Poland 17,90
Portugal 14.50
Romania 17,90
San Marino 12,90
Slovakia 17,90
Slovenia 17,90
Spain 14.50
Sweden 39,90
Switzerland 17,90
United Kingdom 18,90
USA 39,90


All orders are processed and delivered from Italy within 2–7 business days (Monday–Friday, excluding public holidays). Shipping status can be verified at any time by using the tracking number provided via e-mail. You can also access this information within your account.

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Refunds are processed within working days 14 days from when we receive the item(s).