Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 Cabriolet
Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 Cabriolet
Technical information
Transmission: 5 gears, Manual gearbox
Drive: Rear wheel drive
Acceleration (0-100 kph): 6,1 s
Top speed: 244 km/h
Weights
Empty weight: 1.210 kg
Carrying capacity: 320 kg
GVW: 1.530 kg
Interior
Interior colour: blue
Identification
Reference number: 0001648
Product safety
Manufacturer: Classic Park Koppenhoefstraat 14 5283VK BOXTEL, NL 0411605000 http://www.classicpark.nl info@classicpark.nl
When the first “911” was unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1963, it was officially still known as the 901. However, as Peugeot claimed the trademark rights to all three-digit car model designations with a zero in the middle, Porsche was forced to change the name. The result was the 911. The car went on sale in 1964 and featured a 2.0-litre air-cooled engine producing 130 bhp, enabling it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 8.9 seconds.
The iconic shape of the 911 changed very little between 1963 and 1989. The “classic” 911 has become a legend in its own right and is commonly associated with the F-model (1963–1973) and G-model (1973–1989). The original 911 had a 2.0-litre engine, but displacement gradually increased over the years. The 3.2-litre engine was introduced in 1984 as the successor to the 911 SC, which was powered by a 3.0-litre engine. Porsche extensively reworked the engine, as approximately 80% of the 3.2-litre unit was new. At the time, the Bosch engine management system, featuring electronic fuel injection and ignition, was a major innovation for the 911. Power output consequently rose to an impressive 231 bhp. With this engine, the 911 accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 6.1 seconds and reaches a top speed of 244 km/h. It can achieve 200 km/h in just 26 seconds. Even in this classic form, the car fully lives up to Porsche’s sporting ambitions.
The 911 Cabriolet came with an extensive standard specification, including Fuchs alloy wheels (7 and 8 inches wide), an electrically operated soft top, leather upholstery, a leather sports steering wheel with an extended hub, a heated driver’s seat and electric windows. Quite an impressive specification for a car built in 1986! A more modern Becker radio and a removable wind deflector further enhance the comfort of this 911 Cabriolet.
This 911 Cabriolet was delivered new in Germany in October 1986 and has been registered in the Netherlands since February 1996. During the 1990s, the car was repainted in its current dark blue exterior colour. Upon its import into the Netherlands, the Porsche underwent a pre-purchase inspection by the Porsche dealer Wittebrug, which concluded that the car was in good condition. In the years that followed, the Porsche was maintained by both official dealers and specialists to preserve its condition. The original service booklet accompanies the car and documents a complete, continuous maintenance history from new to the present day.
The service booklet contains the following entries:
01-10-1986 – 1 km – Delivered by Porsche Bielefeld
18-12-1986 – 2,418 km – Serviced by Porsche Bielefeld
16-10-1987 – 13,252 km – Serviced by Hilgenböker, Bad Oeynhausen
09-11-1988 – 30,871 km – Serviced by Porsche Bielefeld
16-05-1991 – 65,672 km – Serviced by Porsche Bielefeld
20-07-1993 – 87,030 km – Serviced by Porsche Bielefeld
30-11-1994 – 97,762 km – Serviced by Porsche Paderborn
08-01-1996 – 99,591 km – Serviced by Porsche Paderborn
23-09-1996 – 118,090 km – Serviced by A-Point Porsche
21-08-1998 – 140,721 km – Serviced by Porsche Eindhoven
17-09-2008 – 192,442 km – Serviced by Theo Jansen Porsche
19-10-2011 – 211,033 km – Serviced by Car Service Visser Porsche
20-06-2013 – 213,350 km – Serviced by Car Service Visser Porsche
24-10-2017 – 219,654 km – Serviced by Porsche Classic Gelderland
15-04-2021 – 225,661 km – Major service by Porsche Classic Gelderland
30-06-2026 – 232,344 km – Various works carried out by Porsche Classic Gelderland
Classic Park's core activities are the purchase, sale and consignment sale of classic and exclusive cars. You will find us in Boxtel, which is located between Eindhoven and 's-Hertogenbosch (10 minutes by car north of Eindhoven and Eindhoven Airport). From Venlo (German border) it is an 80 km drive and Amsterdam Schiphol is 100 km away.
Classic Park has an average of 100 cars in stock, which are attractively displayed in the Classic Park museum in Boxtel.
The car described here is subject to price changes, (text) errors and changes in availability. For the full picture gallery and availability, visit our website www.classicpark.nl. We cannot guarantee the exact mileage of several classic cars. The counter readings stated by us, are displayed counter readings unless expressly otherwise stated. No indications have been provided with respect to the motor vehicle tax due, as tax regulations vary by country and/or region. Any reference to the motor vehicle tax or the rate indicated may therefore be inaccurate. No rights can be derived from this advertisement.
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