911 3.2 Carrera Sport Cabriolet. (Professionally applied Full Car Paint Protection Film). First registered 11/04/1986. Finished in Solid Black with full extended black leather (dashboard, doorcards and seats). 6 former keepers. First ordered from Charles Follet in Berkeley Square by James Gulliver (at the time one of Britain’s wealthiest men) who collected the car on 12th April 1986. He kept the car until his death in 1996 at which point it went to his son and then from him to his daughter who kept the car until 2015. We first acquired the car in 2017 and have known all owners since.

A bold statement, but from an overall condition perspective, we don’t recall seeing a nicer example. Light use, proper storage/maintenance and an obsession to detail, all combine to create the ultimate 3.2 Carrera…A car that probably can’t be bettered and one we’re thrilled to be able to offer for sale.

Ordered with the following Factory Options:-

• Central locking system
• Sports Seats
• 16″ Fuch alloys
• Cruise control
• Front and rear spoilers (Sport model)
• Air conditioning
• Full leather trim

A large file of supporting invoices complete with the original service pack, manuals and service book. A supplementary Guarantee and Maintenance book captures recent servicing activity as the original book is fully stamped. Routine maintenance has been carried out at the following intervals and mileages:-

• – March 1988 (Charles Follett St John’s Wood) – 1,864 miles
• March 1989 (Glen Henderson Edinburgh) – 3,017 miles
• December 1992 (Glenvarigill Edinburgh) – 8,261 miles
• November 1993 (Glenvarigill Edinburgh) – 8,467 miles
• July 1997 (AFN London) – 14,266 miles
• July 1998 (AFN London) – 15,267 miles
• July 1999 (HR Owen St Albans) – 17,243 miles
• July 2000 (HR Owen St Albans) – 18,776 miles
• July 2001 (HR Owen St Albans) – 20,078 miles
• August 2002 (HR Owen St Albans) – 20,782 miles
• August 2003 (HR Owen St Albans) – 21,595 miles
• August 2004 (Porsche Centre Hatfield) – 21,860 miles
• September 2005 (Porsche Centre Hatfield) – 23,022 miles
• October 2006 (Porsche Centre Hatfield) – 23,696 miles
• Jan 2015 (Porsche Centre Tewksbury) – 27,755 miles
• May 2016 (Porsche Centre Tewksbury) – 28,095 miles
• April 2017 (Charles Ivey) – 29,601 miles
• November 2018 (PorscheTech) – 30,054 miles
• October 2019 (PorscheTech) – 30,234 miles
• October 2020 (PorscheTech) – 30,277 miles
• April 2021 (PorscheTech) – 30,396 miles
• February 2023 (Jaz Porsche) – 30853 miles
• May 2024 (PorscheTech) – 31568 miles

In addition to routine maintenance the list below highlights works commissioned by the most recent owner in his pursuit of perfection. Ordinarily we wouldn’t include such lists in our marketing of a car but it’s arguably necessary in this instance to properly articulate both the quality of the owner and the resultant quality of the car.

• Fit brake discs, pads, wear sensors
• Adjust handbrake
• Fit rear drop-links
• Fit oil tank sender gasket
• Fit oil tank S pipe and clamps
• Fit distributor cap and rotor arm
• Fit spark plugs
• Fit clamps to n/s heat exchanger join
• Fit o/s rear fog lamp
• Fit new washer bottle clamp and fixings
• Fit side window outer and inner rubbers & felt seals
• Fit internal door openers
• Fit new headlight washer jets in front bumper to correct fit
• Fit new n/s mirror glass
• Correct headlight aim
• Replace passenger door window switch to fix faulty functioning
• Tidy up wiring under dash
• Underside clean
• Paint inside wheel arches to restore factory finish
• Replace all oil pipe and a/c clamps on underside
• Wax and protect underside and arches
• Replace all interior floorpan soundproofing
• Washer bottle rust spout treatment
• Restore and paint all interior floorpans
• Replace rotten wood on toe boards
• Repaint rear bumper and valence
• Replace rear fog lamp and fix/solder wiring
• Restore exhaust heat shield
• Fit new silencer and straps and tidy exhaust
• Fit new drainage hose through interior
• Fit new tyres
• Adjust side window heights
• Turbo tie rod ends
• Spacers front and rear (7mm & 13mm)
• New Carpets
• New front overmats, same as carpets in front
• Retrim door caps
• Door membranes
• Refit and make sure door card and caps are fitted properly and don’t rattle
• Fit supplied door card and cap fittings
• Fit supplied side mirror controls
• Fit supplied interior door lock covers
• Relocate alarm sensor module away from rear centre tunnel
• Relocate alarm keypad forward somewhere
• Remove surplus wiring
• Remove DAB aerial and surplus wiring
• Fit supplied dash top screw covers
• Fit supplied seatbelt anchor bolt covers (rear and passenger front)
• Fit supplied passenger door pull opener
• Install blade fuse boards front and engine bay
• Gearbox service
• A/C re-gas, new thermostat, fixed wiring on fan speed
• Replace engine fan and vapour blasted fan housing
• Fixed engine lid light
• Install longer front wheel studs
• Geometry
• Tidy wires under dash
• Fixed intensive wash with new pump and relay
• New shell oil engine sticker
• Two stage machine polish
• Rear perspex window polish
• Rear reflector polish
• Door shuts polish
• Gyeon ceramic coating
• Connect FM windscreen aerial
• Install DAB aerial on screen
• Strip all old wiring from car
• Install new Vodafone Cobra alarm
• Full Suntek PPF
• Gtechniq Halo ceramic coating
• Front number plate plinth
• Door handles repainted satin black 2K and fit new gaskets (in glove box)
• New front smile, door handle gaskets, trim above rear reflector, rubber seal around whale tail, rear Carrera badge

Worryingly, the above is not an exhaustive list but if nothing else it spells things out in black a white…..A special car, a unique opportunity and the absolute pride of our current inventory. If a better 3.2 Carrera exists then we’ve not seen it!! Detailed images to follow.