Porsche 911 3.2 Carrera Celebration

[anotherGT2]

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Model : 911 3.2 Celebration
Colour : Diamond Blue Metallic
Interior : Full Dark Blue Leather
Engine Size : 3164cc
Transmission : 5 speed manual G50
Mileage : 118300
Year : 1987
Date Registered : 1987

Limited Edition 911 celebration built to commemorate 25 years of the 911. Just 850 models were made worldwide celebrating 250,000 911s produced.The edition comprised of 30 coupes, 10 Targas and 10 Cabriolet versions all of which were produced in Diamond Blue metallic with Diamond Blue wheel centres. They featured Diamond Blue paintwork with silver blue metallic leather seats embroidered with Ferry Porsche's signature on the headrests, colour coded Fuchs alloys and the sport pack (16" wheels and uprated suspension).Full dark blue leather with special signature embroidered seat backs, sport pack with front and rear spoliers, electric pack.

Being a later car it comes equipped with the more modern G50 gearbox. The car features the multi-adjustable electric seats, electric sunroof, windows and mirrors. A CD player has replaced the original cassette player and a remote alarm and immobiliser has been fitted for Insurance purposes.

A great Special Edition that drives very well with a full history from day one, the car comes with all keys, all handbooks and stamped service book (PLEASE SEE BELOW) in the original wallet, and a comprehensive file with original service invoices and past and present MOT certificates. More pictures coming soon!

Inspection Welcome.

Standard Equipment on this particular car was:
Celebration Model (with Sport Equipment)
Deletion of model designation
Sunroof
Special Leather Interior
Shortened gear lever
Recoil bumpers
Blaupunkt Toronto stereo radio cassette (now replaced by CD player)

Optional Equipment on this particular car was:
Rear seat belts
Forged Alloy Wheels with 50 series tyres
Rear window wiper
Fully adjustable electric seats
Front and rear spoilers
Sport shock absorbers
Sound package - 8 speaker system
Amplifier
Luggage compartment trimmed with velour carpet.

Service History.

11/11/1987 - 665 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Ian Anthony
10/10/1988 - 7762 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Ian Anthony
24/07/1989 - 18,583 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Mann Island Official Porsche Centre
06/03/1990 - 24,098 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Mann Island Official Porsche Centre
13/06/1990 - 28,969 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Mann Island Official Porsche Centre
22/05/1991 - 36,414 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Mann Island Official Porsche Centre
04/01/1992 - 42,809 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Mann Island Official Porsche Centre
06/05/1993 - 52,896 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Motortune, Performance Specialist
22/04/1994 - 57,804 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Motortune, Performance Specialist
04/11/1995 - 64,993 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Autostrasse Porsche
04/10/1996 - 79,581 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Autostrasse Porsche
02/05/1997 - 87,949 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Autostrasse Porsche
01/12/1998 - 93,233 Miles, Oil Change: Autostrasse Porsche
02/11/1999 - 95,059 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Autostrasse Porsche
06/08/2002 - 106,949 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Autostrasse Porsche
30/10/2004 - 110,527 Miles, Oil Change: Autostrasse Porsche
01/03/2007 - 111,728 Miles, Oil Change: Autostrasse Porsche
03/07/2009 - 114,206 Miles, Vehicle Service And Oil Change: Autostrasse Porsche
27/01/2011 - 117,043 Miles, Oil Change: Wrightune Performance Specialist

Model : 911 3.2 Celebration History
Performance
0-60mph: 5.6secs
0-100mph: 14.1secs
Top speed: 153mph
Power: 231bhp
Torque: 209lb/ft
MPG: 22mpg

Engine
Configuration: Flat 6
Aspiration: normal
Fuel: petrol
Fuel delivery: electronic fuel injection

Chassis
Drivetrain: rear-engine RWD
Steering: rack and pinion
Bodyframe: metal monocoque
Transmission: Five-speed manual G50

Dimensions
Length: 4291mm
Wheelbase: 2268mm
Width: 1650mm
Height: 1320mm
Weight: 1210kgs

Wondering if that might make a nice stable mate for the '2

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[cyruspower]

If it isn't pissing oil everywhere and hasn't been attacked by tin worm, then why not? Get Peter Morgan to take a look at if you're going for it.