1987 Porsche

G50 five-speed manual gearbox

76,732 miles

Guards Red/Black Cabriolet hood

Sports seats

Forged alloy wheels

Front and rear spoilers

Porsche Cars GB Certificate of Authenticity

Originally supplied by AFN Chelsea

Extensive maintenance history

£15,510 documented expenditure from 2014–2022 alone

Further substantial expenditure since

Recently maintained by William Francis Porsche Specialists July 2026 engine-oil service

The accompanying Certificate of Authenticity issued by Porsche Cars Great Britain confirms the car's original identity and specification, including:

Chassis:WP0ZZZ91ZHS150662

Engine:63H02441 / M93020

Transmission:73H02889 / G5000

Production completion:29 January 1987

First registration:12 March 1987

Supplying Porsche Centre:AFN ChelseaOriginal

exterior:Guards Red Original roof:Black

Factory optional equipment recorded by Porsche includes Sports seats, forged alloy wheels with anti-theft device, front and rear spoilers, electrically adjustable/heated mirrors, central locking, headlamp washers and Blaupunkt Toronto radio.

It retains the compact dimensions, unmistakable styling, naturally aspirated air-cooled flat-six and largely analogue character that define the classic 911, while this later example benefits from the much sought-after G50 five-speed gearbox.

At 76,732 miles, D343 HUL has averaged fewer than 2,000 miles per year over its life. More importantly, those miles are accompanied by evidence of considerable specialist maintenance.

This is therefore not being presented as a delivery-mileage museum piece. It is something arguably much more appealing: a beautifully presented, properly maintained and highly usable air-cooled 911 that can be driven and enjoyed without compromising the appeal of owning a genuine Eighties Porsche.

With its Guards Red paintwork, G50 transmission, Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, attractive specification and substantial history file, D343 HUL represents an increasingly difficult combination to find.

A superb opportunity to acquire a highly presentable, well-documented and carefully maintained example of one of the most desirable usable air-cooled 911s.

The DVLA records show 10 former registered keepers; however, the unusually comprehensive collection of historic V5 documents shows that this figure includes repeat registrations by the same long-term keeper. In particular, Martin Jeremy Freestone appears several times throughout the car's history, including periods where the car subsequently returned to his name. The V5 archive therefore provides a considerably more continuous picture of the car's provenance than the headline keeper figure might suggest.

Serious enquiries and inspections are welcomed. The extensive history file and Porsche Certificate of Authenticity are available for inspection with the vehicle.

Located IP27 9BD. Phone Andrew for more information.