Bandit201

Hey guys. I thought I have heard and seen most 993 models. Here is a question for you sleuths. Did Porsche build 20 TT's in 98? Known as "The Last Waltz" Turbos. I heard that some existed. But never had any information on them.

laurence '97 C4S

Searching for unicorns in the high grass is always time well spent

Bandit201

You couldn't have said it any better!

RP993

Here's the unicorn:

https://www.classicdriver.com/en/car...bo/1998/304452

bbs993tt

Impressive work, Arpad!! I've never heard of these 20 cars. Wouldn't mind seeing a color/option list on these to see how "special" they are. Would still love to buy your turbo from you too!

Johnny_law

I don't see the grass.

laurence '97 C4S

Cool if true. I wonder if these are actually factory issued "Last Waltz". I know that big dealers like Champion (FL) have had "special" Porsches ordered to their specs and then stuck a Hurley Heywood signed plaque on the dash.

race911

Hurley is part of Brumos in Jacksonville.

laurence '97 C4S

It's FL, all the same thing. But you are of course correct: my mistake. My brother had a Heywood/Brumos "special", plaque and all. His was a 996 variant from the early '90's if my poor (obviously) memory serves.

DiegoR

That's gotta be the most blueish 993 in existance. Very nice none the less. Also what means "waltz"?

goofballdeluxe

A waltz is a slow dance

Mike in Chi

That's why there were no Polar Silver ones

six gun

"The last Waltz" was the last performance of "The Band" back in 1972?, Directed by Martin Scorsese. If you have not seen it, and you are of a certain age you should check it out. (see if you can pick out younger versions of yesterdays whos who in Rock.

gonzilla

That's really cool. I'd never heard of these. Thanks for sharing.

LexVan

Aren't there 1998 Turbos in other parts of the world ( non USA cars)? Is this what the OP is asking about??