1988 Porsche 911 on 2040-cars
Bronx, New York, United States
1988 Porsche 911 Carrera Club Sport. This Club Sport is one of just 22 Club Sports imported to North America in 1988 and retains its rarer still factory dark blue color. It comes with a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity and was featured in an article in Excellence Magazine in September 2012 (read article for more details on the history and build). Although this is a genuine CS, it is not for the purists; this car has been thoughtfully and thoroughly modified in the direction Porsche intended, albeit with care taken to minimize any irreversible changes. Already a lightened version of the Carrera when it left Stuttgart, this particular CS, at 2470 lbs with fuel, is almost 300 lbs lighter than the standard Carrera and some 500 lbs lighter than the Turbo. Power is up handsomely too, thanks to the very professional transplant (by Rothsport) of a 3.8 liter VarioRam motor out of a 993. The setup develops 321hp, resulting in some astonishing acceleration in this featherweight car. So, yes, it is not a stock Club Sport...it is better! Sounds better, runs better, handles and stops better, etc. It can be your track day/DE weapon, collectible street car, or with some updated wheels and tires and re-installation of some of the factory panels (provided), it could be your version of an Outlaw or Singer.
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