This ‘turbo-look’ Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 Super Sport Cabriolet is a stylish and desirable modern classic open-top sports car, with an interesting history. Under the rear lid sits a naturally aspirated 3.2-litre air-cooled flat-six, delivering around 172kW to the rear wheels via a five-speed manual transmission. The car is a genuine Super Sport Equipment or ‘Works Turbo Look’ vehicle, ordered with the sought-after ‘M491’ option package. Originally sold by Hamilton’s Porsche, the car was passed on to Roselyn Poon in 1988, who served several terms on the Porsche Club of Victoria committee and competed in the Porsche Cup series in the 1990s with Don Rowe as her mechanic. Rowe went on to maintain the car via Pacecars of Toorak / South Yarra until 2023. Driven regularly between 1988 and 2003, it was stored in an air-conditioned facility from 2004 until 2021 while Roselyn was in America, returning once a year to drive the car, and hiring Pacecars to perform continuous maintenance. A top-end engine rebuild was completed in 2006 at around 215,000 km, followed by a major service in 2021. The odometer shows 225,871 km, though this is not warranted, as the seller suspects that the odometer may be broken. Build year: 1986 This 911 Carrera 3.2 Super Sport Cabriolet is finished in black, with a black soft-top roof over a black leather-trimmed interior with ‘Porsche’ lettering on the seat panels. It rides on black 16-inch Fuchs alloy wheels, wrapped in Michelin Primacy 4 tyres. Specified from the factory with the ‘M491’ option package, the car has the widebody shell, Turbo-specification brakes and suspension, but was not ordered with the ‘whale tail’ rear spoiler. Equipment includes a three-spoke steering wheel, sport seats with electrical height adjustment, climate control, an updated Blaupunkt Toronto 400 BT stereo, a fire extinguisher, a Mongoose security system, and a Radar One Nextech 4G GPS tracker. Accompanying the vehicle will be the owner’s manuals and service record, a car cover, the original radio, an Airmate 8000 tyre inflation system, manuals for the Blaupunkt radio, Airmate tyre inflation system, and Mongoose security system, an invoice for a major service completed in 2021, the original factory Eurovox Porsche radio/player, its VicRoads registration documents, and a history report compiled by the seller. Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. A minor service was completed in 2023. In 2021 at around 226,000 km, Porsche specialist Pacecars in Toorak completed a major service including replacement of the oils, fluids, ball joints, brakes, front wheel bearings, and tyres; as well as a refresh of the seats, steering wheel, and convertible roof. Adrian of Hartech Automotive Services also replaced the heater blower and fan. The car was supplied via Hamiltons Porsche South Yarra and looked after them for five years, but from 1991 onwards it has been serviced by marque specialist Pacecars, with an excellent stamped service book history on record. A top-end engine rebuild was completed by Pacecars in 2006. Jul 1986 – Delivery inspection Jul 1986 – 1134 km Apr 1987 – 10492 km Aug 1987 – 13711 km Feb 1988 – 18783 km Oct 1988 – 33279 km Mar 1989 – 45985 km Aug 1989 – 53275 km Oct 1990 – 59851 km Apr 1991 – 65409 km Dec 1991 – 70010 km May 1992 – 73480 km Nov 1992 – 78900 km Aug 1993 – 80133 km Jan 1994 – 84620 km Sep 1994 – 85015 km Feb 1995 – 88418 km Jun 1995 – 90898 km Mar 1996 – 96478 km Mar 1997 – 108416 km Feb 1998 – 120836 km Jan 1999 – 129646 km Aug 1999 – 142500 km Feb 2000 – 149819 km Nov 2000 – 168119 km Aug 2002 – 182400 km Jan 2004 – 200106 km Feb 2006 – 215009 km Oct 2006 – 216200 km Apr 2010 – 221453 km Oct 2019 – 225871 km Apr 2021 – 225932 km Dec 2021 – Mileage TBC 2023 – Mileage TBC This ‘turbo-look’ widebody Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 Supert Sport Cabriolet is a stylish and desirable modern classic open-top sports car, previously owned by an Australian Porsche Cup driver. Driven sparingly in recent years, it benefits from an impressive service history in the stamped book, and would make a fine addition to any marque enthusiast’s collection, as well as an enjoyable companion for weekend drives and car show visits alike. The description of this consignment is, to the best of the seller’s knowledge, accurate and not misleading. Collecting Cars requests a range of detail about the lot from the seller and performs a level of due diligence. However, potential buyers must independently satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the description. Potential buyers should view or arrange inspections as well as conduct any research they feel is necessary before committing to bid or buy. Please note that it is not uncommon for classic or collectible vehicles to have received cosmetic repairs in the past, either to rectify damage or refresh appearance, and this work may be undetectable even upon visual inspection. 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