Porsche 911 Turbo Flachbau

The vehicle in detail

This car has been diligently inspected to confirm that it is indeed a Special Wishes example and not a post-factory conversion. Tell-tale signs of a Special Wishes built example include the following (which this car shows and retains):

-Steel, ventless front fenders
-No evidence of welding insert panels on front fenders
-Round, popup headlights from the 944
-Single 944 headlight motor, mounted in the center under hood latch with rods to actuate opening and closing
-Wiring to lighting using factory harnesses
-Shock supports unmodified
-Jack extensions welded to rockers
-Rearmost edge of the quarter panel air intake follows the curve of the wheel well opening
-Quarter panel intakes measure 4 15/16” inches from the wheel well, and 2 ½” inches from the door jamb
-Oil cooler lines enter through-body into the front trunk compartment
-Extended fresh air inlet pipe in the engine bay with spacer sleeve added to the manifold. No diverter valve installed
-Period BBS wheels were also installed on many examples at the factory. The set that this example currently wears we believe to be the original set that it left the factory with.
-The factory wood trim on the dash is not indicative of a Slant Nose necessarily but is an option we have seen on multiple cars built by the Special Wishes department over the years and adds to its validity, in our opinion.

This example was originally built for the European market and was ultimately imported to the United States and federalized. During the federalization process, the car’s markers were changed to US specifications, and the gauges were changed to meet US standards. The car shows just over 30,000 original miles which we believe is correct, however, the true original mileage is unknown as the gauges were changed upon import.