1984 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe Rare Factory Turbo Look "m491" Wide Body ( 930 ) on 2040-cars
Strongsville, Ohio, United States
Please Note: I am re-listing this car due to previous buyer not paying for item. Please do not bid on this car if you are not serious or do not have funds readily available. If you are bidding with hopes to get a loan, have the loan approved before you bid. 1984 PORSCHE 911 CARRERA COUPE WITH VERY RARE “M491” FACTORY TURBO LOOK
(WIDE BODY & CHASSIS) OPTION PORSCHE DOCUMENTATION SHOWS ONLY 421 PRODUCED! AS A RESULT, THIS CAR IS 1
0F 421 OPTIONS AS LISTED ON INCLUDED ORIGINAL WINDOW STICKER (see pics): ·
ALL
LEATHER INTERIOR ·
LEATHER
STEERING WHEEL WITH RAISED HUB (special order option) ·
IN
DASH CD PLAYER ·
LIMITED
SLIP DIFFERENTIAL (very
desirable option often overlooked) ·
CRUISE
CONTROL ·
BLACK
ROOF LINER ·
930
PERFORMANCE BODY/CHASSIS [CODE M491] ·
ELECTRIC
SLIDING SUN ROOF If you are not familiar
with this rare 930 Performance Body/Chassis option, it is the complete 930
Turbo Carrera Car minus the turbo charged drive train. Or you could say,
minus the high maintenance and headaches, which makes this a very solid and
sought after car. In 1984 the U.S. EPA would
not allow Porsche to export 930 Turbo cars to the USA, so they exported the car
minus the turbo charged drive train. This option was called the 930
Performance Body/Chassis option. [Option code: 491] These cars are very rare being that they
were produced for The car is in very nice
condition in and out as you can see in the pics. I have owned it for 16 years.
It has never been in rain during that time. It is always covered in
the garage with a tan flannel lined fitted cover which is also included with
the car (see pics). As you can see in
the pic of the rear of the car, it has a B&B stainless header exhaust
system w/heat exchangers that has been kept polished through the years. This car has been entered
into three shows over the years and has placed very well each time. In 1998 the car won Second
Place in its Class at the Cleveland German Auto-fest. This was published
in the Northern Ohio Region Porsche Club of In 1999 the car won First
Place in its Class at the Cleveland German Auto-fest. This was also
published in the Northern Ohio Region Porsche Club of In 2008 the car won First
Place in its Class at the Cleveland German Auto-fest. This was
published as well in the Northern Ohio Region Porsche Club of America
newsletter. The car is in the exact
same condition as in 2008. All maintenance has been
performed by Steinel's Autowerks and Autobahn Extremist. Both of
these shops are the best in the country.
I have a three ring binder with all maintenance records/receipts in
chronological order which also includes an index. This car comes complete
with: ·
Original Window
Sticker! ·
Original
Tool Kit ·
Original
Electric Tire Pump ·
Original
Dealer Brochure! · Covercraft
Tan Flannel Lined Fitted cover ·
New
fitted leather mirror bras ·
New
Fikse FM10 3-piece forged wheels (8.5x17 and 10x17) ·
New
Bridgestone Potenza RE760 Sport Tires (225/45ZR17 and 275/40ZR17) Below is an original article
regarding the important history of this M491 “Turbo Look” street car: These special order Carreras contain many suspension and body
upgrades developed by Porsche’s competition department. The 1973 RSR 2.8
Carrera was the first example of Manufacturing Option “491” developed
specifically for Group 4 road racing. This track-dominating car appeared on the
scene with bulging fenders, looking like a “wide-bodied” 911 on steroids. One
notable chassis improvement was the relocation of rear suspension mounting
points. This change in suspension geometry and rear trailing arms kept newly
developed 11-inch rear wheels and tires firmly planted on the road. Stopping
power was vastly improved by using drilled and vented rotors with finned
4-piston calipers originally developed for the all-conquering 917. Over the
years scores of victories would be won by many a 911 with the famed M491
option. During the late seventies, Porsche
quietly began offering “Turbo Look” street cars; most being produced between
the years of 1984 thru 1989. Heavier than original track cars, but
incorporating similar production parts; every factory “Turbo-Look” Carrera has
a unique pedigree and connection to these legendary racing cars and their
variants by virtue of its recognized M491 option build code. |
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