Vehicle Details
- Year: 1992
- Make: Porsche
- Model: 911 Carrera 2
- VIN: WP0AB2961NS420203
- Mileage Shown: 78,253
- Transmission: Manual
- Title Status: Clean
- Color: Black
- Seller: jaynar
- Seller Type: Private Party
- Location: Danville, CA 94526
- Lot #: V-0019247
One of 715 Carrera Coupes produced for the U.S. during the 1992 model year, this 964 Carrera 2 has received a custom Turbo widebody conversion along with Speedline wheels, an upgraded Porsche Classic radio, Vogtland springs, and more. The car comes finished in Black over a Cashmere Beige interior and features a factory limited-slip differential and 5-speed G50 manual transmission driving the rear wheels.Treated to significant recent service including dry ice blasting, new brakes, a new clutch, and fluids, this Carrera 2 is now being offered for auction by its seller out of California showing approximately 78k miles on the odometer.
Finished in nonmetallic Black, this 964 is said to have undergone a steel widebody conversion during prior ownership along with the installation of a genuine 930 Turbo rear spoiler. The stance has been lowered with aftermarket Vogtland springs and the car rides on a set of aftermarket 18” Speedline wheels paired with H&R spacers and Continental Extreme Contact tires dated from 2017-18. Some imperfections are noted on the bumpers as well as a few touched-up scratches throughout the exterior, detailed images are provided in the gallery along with a clean CARFAX report.
The Cashmere Beige interior has been fitted with an aftermarket MOMO Prototipo steering wheel along with a Gemballa tachometer dial and upgraded Porsche Classic radio. Some wear is noted on the front seats and all gauges and accessories are said to be fully functional including the heat, cruise control, rear window wiper, and air conditioning which blows very cold.
The air-cooled 3.6-liter flat-six engine is paired with a 5-speed G50 manual gearbox sending as much as 247 HP to the rear wheels. An optional limited-slip differential was equipped from the factory and a Pad Keeper has been installed in the engine compartment. The car has been recently serviced with new belts, spark plugs, filters, fluids, a new clutch, A/C compressor, brakes, and dry ice blasting of the undercarriage. Corresponding invoices are provided in the gallery.
This sale will include a clean Arizona title.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $108,500
- Auction End: May 31, 2022 06:58:32PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 32
Comments (62)
Sold for $108,500
Hell yeh
Congrats Sean!
Bid in the amount of $108,500
Sean just put in a kill bid, this is still a deal here
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Bid in the amount of $108,250
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Great deal here, these wheels alone are big $$$ , surprised this is under $110k sorted wide body w LSD, if this was a factory wide body would be $200K +
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Reserve lifted. Someone is winning!
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This is a 1992 C2 with option code 220 Limited Slip Differential. Super rare! The Widebody work looks fantastic and low mileage. GLWA!
@PCARMARKET Right not personally owned by Fabie, but one of his cars he sold off per the video I posted yesterday. I purchased the car through Fabie at Abreu Motors and had it serviced there after I bought it. Hope this clarifies that.
PCARMARKET has confirmed that this car was not personally owned by Fabie from Abreu Motors.
Bid in the amount of $85,000
Here we are in the final hours. Remember the clock resets to 2 minutes after a bid no point in waiting for the last few seconds. I’ve noticed I’ve had to refresh my screen last few auctions you may need to as well. Good luck bidders!
Bid in the amount of $81,000
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Hello all. Happy Memorial Day! Here’s a video that I got when I bought the car to alleviate some concerns. I uploaded it today.
https://youtu.be/qIyM4Qs7cKo
P.S. I never said Fabie did the Widebody work. That was done prior. That’s that. Obviously I negotiated the Porsche Classic Radio into the deal (paid extra $1k).
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@jaynar I messaged Fabie from Abreu motors and he did not do the widebody. He also mentioned that this car was his friends car not his personal vehicle but it was serviced and sold through his shop so @bringatrailer needs to update this post. Still a good looking widebody. Glwa
@jaynar just messaged you with my number. Also do you have any previous ppi when you bought the car? Thanks again!
@Charlie83 I do not know exactly when the conversion was done, but I did acquire the car from Abreu. Hit the contact seller button and send me your phone number to try and coordinate a showing. Thanks.
Hi do you know when the widebody conversion was done? Was it by Abreu motors? Also sorry for the late notice but any chance of showing the car sometime tomorrow or early Tuesday? I am not to far from Danville. Thanks!
Bid in the amount of $62,964
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@badboybuses Late ‘91 Builds on, but yes this ‘92 has the updated design from the factory.
Was it the 92 that had the updated cylinder head design or was it the 93?
Bid in the amount of $57,250
Made a video last night going over the reflector markers on the highway in my whisper quiet Tesla. As you can hear the same type of noise. Although quieter obviously 5 year old car with way better sound deadening and New Michelin‘s vs a 30 year old sports car on Contis lol
https://youtu.be/pbjbpGnQU0o
Thank You.
@shy I honestly don’t know. I know the wing is, but did not confirm the rest. But the car was good enough for Fabie Abreu that goes a long way….
Is it perfect? Definitely not. It’s an amazing 30 year old machine that resembles the iconic Turbo for the fraction of the cost. And no turbo maintenance! I was thinking to get rid of the Turbo wing and put on a factory decklid/spoiler to go for a ‘94 WB look at some point. All the wiring etc for that is still there, control module etc so it can be done.
Bid in the amount of $57,000
Hi there is the turbo body conversion all OE factory parts from Porsche.
@cesx415 Hey man I’ll text you to see if we can coordinate. I did just review the video that’s the sound of running over the reflector markers on the 680 (which is a super bumpy highway as you know living in Martinez as you mentioned). Even my Tesla Model S and 997 Turbo make the same sound in the cabin as you run over those reflectors inside the cabin of the car. I’m surprised you didn’t pick up on that. Someone from Colorado I can understand for example because they don’t have those out there with the snow having to be plowed and all lol. So hope this helps. That’s a normal sound….in any car.
Hey, @jaynar just thought I’d still ask .. I know you mentioned you may be going to Tahoe for the weekend but if by chance you are available to show the car in person before auction end please let me know. I will make any time work based on your availability. As I mentioned I flew to SD for another 964 that [was] on the market but it didn’t go well due to a component not working but necessary for me. Said 964 ended up not selling. I of course understand concern for test-drives, so I won’t ask for that, not at this point anyway. I am also curious what that “clunk” sound might be that can be heard at the 0:56-0:57, 1:56-1:58 mark on the driving video. Perhaps a suspension component given they occurred during bumps in road? Not a tire kicker or anything, just a buyer interested in a 964 or 993 who needs to see in person if the car speaks to me. And I definitely do like your 964, you have great taste in mods and I can only imagine the experience you’ve had owning many Porsche. Thanks in advance for your consideration and hope you have a good time in Tahoe. Go Warriors !
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@Tpc11905 No 964 in history came out of the factory with Fuchs. This car either had D90's or Cup 1's. Anyhow no original wheels included.
Do you have the original Fuchs for this car?
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@clubrcr Those are all normal warning lights before the car is started. You can see the check engine light come on before the car is started and turn off after as it should (that’s why I showed that in the video). The only lights that have been disconnected are the airbag because of the Momo steering wheel and the spoiler light because of the fixed turbo spoiler. The other light you see there before I drive off is the E brake warning light and seat belt light. No active lights as you drive. Glove box could use an adjustment but I did have the manual shoved in there. No compression test needed with the miles. Plus you can see the old spark plugs before new ones were put in one of the pics. As older air cool mechanics have said, and I now have the ear for after owning 10+ air cooled Porsches…you can just listen to how the engine sounds and tell if it needs a valve adjustment etc. This C2 runs smooth as they come especially with the fresh plugs and oil.
On the driving video, what were the warning lights on the dash, one in the clock and the other in the tach? The glove box looks like it need an adjustment? Has the car had a compression test?
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Hi everyone! Here’s your opportunity to own a well sorted highly desirable ‘92 964. Everyone knows what ‘94 Widebody 964s go for now, here’s your chance to own one at the fraction of the cost in RWD form with factory LSD! I’m only selling because I got a 993. After having this car with the Porsche Classic Radio it’s a must have! I need to get another one for my 993. Fabie himself installed it in this car from my understanding. He also recently did all the maintenance in between his Backdate builds. I’m here to answer any questions best I can, good luck bidders!