1981 Porsche 930 Turbo

This 1981 LHD manual Porsche (930) 911 Turbo seems to us to be in very fine overall condition and presents extremely well from every angle.

The chassis number is WP0ZZZ93ZBS000578.

The odometer reads 180,537 kms.

The car comes with no history or service records beyond whatever documentation is shown in the gallery.

The vendor, a classic car specialist, describes the car as follows.

“This is a fully original Porsche 911 3.3 Turbo (930), with four-speed gearbox.

This Porsche 930 Turbo is a European version with 300hp, matching numbers and well-equipped, as it should be for a 911 Turbo: sunroof, air conditioning, 16" Fuchs wheels, Turbo spoiler front and rear, rear wiper, turbo seats, fog lights and also dashboard dials with white background, a rather rare option.

The colour combination - Grand Prix white with black leather interior - looks stunning on this classic Porsche.

Driving this special Porsche 930 is as amazing as its looks. The massive torque explosion remains an unforgettable experience!

In first gear the car is capable of 80 km/h, 2nd reaches to 140km/h...

It is the ultimate way of driving a classic air-cooled Porsche.

This particular car has always remained original. No engine or body modifications.

The car has been restored, with new paintwork and rebuilt engine and transmission.

It is in great condition, ready to hit the road, and looks like it did when it left the factory.”

The Grand-Prix White paintwork looks pretty much immaculate.

The bodywork is largely devoid of any dinks, dents or creases of any significance that we can see and the finish is bright, shiny and vibrant.

The panel gaps and shut lines are consistent and even.

There are one of two tiny chips to the paint in the usual places – front valance, sills, wheel-arches, the leading edges of the doors and bonnet – but far fewer than you might normally expect to find on a car of this vintage.

The lights, lenses and badging all seem to be fine, as does most of the exterior trim.

The sunroof seems to be in decent working order.

The wheels are in excellent condition and the tyres looks to have plenty of life left in them.

Overall, it’s a very good-looking car indeed.

The interior of the car looks to be entirely original, authentic and with a charming patina that honestly reflects its age and use.

The black leather upholstery is in broadly good condition.

The driver’s seat, unsurprisingly, is showing the most signs of wear and has a level of shine and creasing that suggests that this car’s owners were all keen drivers – as indeed they should be in such an iconic machine.

There are some deep creases and cracks to the side bolster on the driver’s seat but we’re of the opinion that a professional leather restorer could work wonders on it.

The passenger seat and rear seats are significantly less worn, save for the odd scratch here and there.

The door cards are OK, if a little discoloured and faded in places, and the carpets and mats have survived well.

The headlining is a little discoloured and shabby and there are some scratches and scuffs on sections of the dashboard, notably near the slot for the radio (which is not present).

As far as we’re aware, all dials, switches, knobs, levers and instruments do what they’re supposed to do.

The rubber gaiter on the gear lever has lifted up and is loose.

Aside from a couple of spots of what seems to be entirely superficial rust dust, the undersides of the car appear to have a good deal of structural integrity.

The engine and engine bay are clean, dry and everything appears to be in its right and proper place.

The car doesn’t come with any service records, history or documentation beyond what is shown in the gallery section.

This primarily original and authentic 930 Turbo is an excellent example of one of the most important, influential and iconic performance cars ever made.

We confidently offer this splendid car for auction with an estimate of between €90,000 - €130,000.

Viewing is always encouraged, and this particular car is located in the province of Waregam, Belgium . To arrange an appointment please use the Contact Seller button at the top of the listing. Feel free to ask any questions or make observations in the comments section below or try our “Frequently Asked Questions”.