The 930/20 engine is the 3,164 cm³ air-cooled six-cylinder boxer engine that debuted in the Carrera 3.2 in 1984, with fuel injection and ignition electronically controlled by the DME. This unit comes standard with an emissions control module (code 154), associated with its specification for Sweden.
The transmission is the 915/67, a five-speed manual—the last generation of the 915 before the arrival of the G50. The chassis is equipped with sport shocks front and rear (code 474).
Boxer 930/20
Air-cooled
915 Manual
Sport shocks
48,200 km
Factory equipment · Option codes
Documented factory configuration.
Mechanics
154 · Emissions control module
197 · Higher-capacity battery
062 · Version for Sweden
Chassis and Wheels
474 · Front and rear sport shock absorbers
395 · 16-inch forged wheels
Body
473 · Front and rear spoilers
650 · Sunroof
425 · Rear windshield wiper
528 · Right convex, power, and heated side mirror
Interior
409 · Sport seats
441 · Radio pre-installation
Exterior
Slate Blue.
Understated, metallic, and very much of its time.
Slate Blue is a grayish metallic blue that shifts with the light and clearly highlights the Coupé’s surfaces. The car comes standard with the front spoiler and rear wing (code 473), which give the Carrera 3.2 its most recognizable silhouette, and with 16-inch forged wheels (code 395) in the Fuchs design, featuring a gray center and a polished rim. The Sunroof and rear windshield wiper round out the package.
Interior
Beige leather.
Factory-installed sport seats.
The cabin retains the classic layout of the 1980s 911: a horizontal dashboard, a five-gauge cluster, and a short gearshift lever in the center console. The factory-fitted sport seats (code 409) and beige leather upholstery contrast with the Slate Blue exterior. The car’s light use over the past decade is evident in the condition of the surfaces.
Documentation and History
History known to Valentin. 1983, 2015, and 2026.
1983 · Production
Manufactured on September 9, 1983.
Model year 1984, the first year of the Carrera 3.2. Specified for Sweden, in Slate Blue, with a 930/20 engine and a 915/67 transmission.
VIN: WP0ZZZ91ZES100378
2015 · First sale in Valentin
From one collection to another, with approximately 45,000 km.
Valentin Motors sold the car, which came from a private collection, to another collection. The car had approximately 45,000 km at that time.
2026 · Return
It returns with 48,200 km.
Ten years later, the car returns to Valentin Motors with 48,200 km. In over a decade, it has traveled about 3,000 km—an extraordinarily low and well-documented mileage.
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