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911 Sport Classic - do I need therapy!

There is one that lives locally I've seen a few times... great looking (and sounding) car in the metal.

All 2wd manual with the wide body so unique in that.

There is some lot who build a replica based on a 997, I forget who.

ETA- https://www.design911.co.uk/mobile/#part;id=12759
 
There's also the SPASM and PCCBs. I like it. Shame there were not more.
 
That roof panel is something I tried to get for my car. However you can only buy one if you have a Sport Classic and even if you own one you have to produce evidence (photo) that the old one has been damaged in order to have Porsche sell you a new roof panel.
 
Good too know gents, thanks.

Rob - will definitely keep eyes peeled round home!
 
A friend of mine has one & I almost pulled the trigger on another after seeing his. One of my life's biggest regrets is not doing it when I had the opportunity!

Could have had one for 100k + chopping in the turbo... If only I'd known!

I can tell you that yes, they are all wide bodied RWD & drive like any other 997.2... Superb!

My mate's has probably been one of the few not garaged all it's life, having done most of the UK, Ireland and a Euro tour. I think it's currently sitting at around 17k miles, but sadly has now become a garage queen as the value has increased so much.

The photographs don't do them justice either. They truly are a beautiful car in the metal.
Also worth noting, that when released, if you specced a normal C2s to the same as a S.C. the cost would have been about the same, so not madness, that's for sure!
 
Robertb said:
There is one that lives locally I've seen a few times... great looking (and sounding) car in the metal.

All 2wd manual with the wide body so unique in that.

There is some lot who build a replica based on a 997, I forget who.

ETA- https://www.design911.co.uk/mobile/#part;id=12759
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It's based on the 997 GTS...so it's not unique in being 2wd and manual with the wide body. Has the power kit as the GTS does. I agree they are fantastic cars, I think they look stunning and the interior is much nicer than anything else that you can get on a 997. I've had a good look round one at the PEC which wasn't in great condition to be honest. They are daft money the recent auction sale has moved asking prices up by £100k....that was one buyer and one lucky seller thought I think.

I know there are only 250 but if I had £500k to spend on a special Porsche it wouldn't be a SC. Mind people that do pay that probably have all the other candidates in the garage already.
 
Cheib said:
It's based on the 997 GTS...so it's not unique in being 2wd and manual with the wide body. Has the power kit as the GTS does.
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Not quite true. The SC was unveiled in 2009, a year before the GTS. At that time it was unique in having 2wd and the wide body.
 
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