• Only 52,548km from new, very well preserved example

• ‘Triple black’ specification

• Numerous options from new

• Rare and exclusive model

• No reserve

This great-looking 911 Speedster has a rare ‘triple black’ spec, with a black body, interior and hood. Thanks to its low mileage (52,548km on the clock), it has been very well preserved from new. The panel gaps are extremely satisfactory and the bodywork is so lustrous that it may have been repainted. The hood is in decent condition, with a few tiny tears and slight discolouration to the plastic rear screen. In fine original condition, the front luggage compartment has clearly never suffered any accident damage, and the tyre compressor, tool kit and manufacturer’s underbonnet sticker are all present. The interior is also completely original, with only some unobtrusive wear on the driver’s seat.

The car has numerous options from new, including a steering wheel with an elevated hub, heated seats with height adjustment, headlamp washers, cruise control, Turbo Look kit, alarm, air-conditioning, leather-trimmed horn pad and no front or rear spoilers...

Sold new in May 1989 in Nuremberg, in Germany, this 911 Speedster had two other owners, in Solingen and Leverkusen, before it was bought in 2015 by Staffan Wittmark. He wanted a ‘triple black’ Speedster, just like his 930, the colour he found best suited to this generation of 911. Its service book has stamps for the regular services carried out, the last of them in 2020 in Sweden, and its leather wallet contains several documents such as the owner’s manual and Porsche radio manual, its Porsche identification certificate and a second set of keys.

This 911 Speedster combines the exclusivity and rarity of the model with a particularly appealing specification and set of options, as well as its very well preserved original condition, making it an extremely attractive example.