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Occasion

9786 km

06/1989

Essence

Mecanique

Cabriolet

Caractéristiques

Etat :
Occasion
Marque :
Porsche
Modèle :
911
Année :
1989
Finition :
TLU G50 - Low Mileage
Immatriculation :
06/1989
Catégorie :
Cabriolet
Energie :
Essence
Kilométrage :
9786
Transmission :
Mecanique
Puissance :
231 ch
Portes :
2
Couleur extérieure :
Silver Metallic L980
Couleur intérieure :
Grey
Référence :
SCRP_1284723_porsche-911-speedster-tlu-g50-low-mileage

Description

Porsche Speedster TLU (Turbo Look 491) G50 1989
First registration 12.06.1989
1 of 1933 Speedster Turbo look produced in 1989
Flat 6 - 3.2L - 231 ch
Delivered new by Porsche Eindhoven - Netherlands
G50 5-speed manual transmission - RWD
Matching numbers
Original Porsche service book, certificate of conformity
Silver metallic with grey leather turbo seats, bordeau stitching
Services
05.06.1991 / 4.669 km / Merlin Manchester - Ian Anthony (Wilmslow) Porsche - UK
19.05.2011 / 6.114 km / Aarts Porsche Service - Netherlands
New service will be done before delivery

Options
197    Stronger battery
243    Shorter shift lever for G50 transmission
383    Sports seat, left, electrical height adjustment
387    Sports seat, right, electrical height adjustment
430    Yellow fog lamps
454    Automatic speed control
470    Without front and rear spoiler
491    Turbo-look
533    Alarm
559    Air conditioner
605    Headlight levelling system
975    Luggage compartment velour carpet
00311 - 00321 - 02091 - 07391 - 07392
Extremely Fun to Drive
The first thing you note about the 911 Speedster is that awesome 3.2 liter Carrera engine that sounds great in the open air with air rushing by your head.
Air is something you better get used to with the Speedster too, because raking the screen back an extra ﬁve degrees causes a lot wind buffeting at speed.
The Speedsters were equipped with the H-program’s 3.2-liter air-cooled flat six engine.
It gave the Speedster 231 horsepower and 195 lb/ft. of torque.
Power was fed through a five-speed Getrag G50 transaxle, and there were power-assisted, ventilated, and cross-drilled disc brakes with alloy calipers at all four corners.
The last of the Porsche 356 Speedsters was the 1959 model year and it would take three decades before the name returned again on the 1989
The Speedster was listed for roughly $65,000 when new. Porsche was surprised by the sales demand for the 1989 Speedster, it was an instant hit.
Despite the sales demand for the 1989 Speedsters, only 2,104 were ultimately sold.
171 of them had the narrow bodies while the rest were had the Turbo-look widebody configurations.

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For further information , please contact us +32 (0)2 681 81 00 & sales@british-sportscars.com