Stunning Singer 911 Up for Grabs With Price Tag of $1M
Somebody cut the mile-long waiting list for a Singer Porsche and picked up this beauty.
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No Wait
For most, Singer's stunningly detailed Porsche builds are nothing short of perfection. And despite the fact that they aren't cheap, the waiting list for a Singer Porsche is always quite long. Those that don't want to wait recently had the opportunity to buy an already-built Singer, however, as this 1989 911 was recently up for grabs at RM Sotheby's with a cool $1M price tag.
Photos: RM Sotheby's
Stripped Down
This particular car was originally commissioned by an entrepreneur and philanthropist from Canada, and took roughly a year to build. It's based on a 964-gen 911 that was completely stripped-down fitted with new carbon-fiber bodywork, which is finished in a lovely shade of Geyser Gray.
Photos: RM Sotheby's
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Total Redo
The 4.0-liter flat-six that lies underneath the 911's hood was treated to a full-blown redo by Ed Pink Racing Engines, which brings output up to a healthy 400 horsepower but cost a whopping $89,000 to complete. However, as of now, the car has only accumulated 500 miles on its odometer.
Photos: RM Sotheby's
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Perfect Contrast
The interior, as is always the case with Singer's creations, is its own separate work of art. Tobacco-toned leather combined with Bahama Yellow accents forms the perfect contrast, which is accented nicely by premade parts like a Momo Prototipo steering wheel.
Photos: RM Sotheby's
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Finishing Touch
The Singer 911 rolls on four Fuchs-style wheels wrapped in wide rubber, which cover a set of Bahama Yellow brake calipers to match the interior trim. Ghosted side stripes bearing orange Porsche lettering is a nice finishing touch that isn't too audacious.
Photos: RM Sotheby's
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Million Details
Another nice touch that we often see on Singer Porsches is this car's center-fill fuel filler that protrudes from the hood, a nice motorsports-themed feature that's just one of a million details that makes Singer Porsches so special.
Photos: RM Sotheby's
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Appreciating Asset
Despite the fact that the original owner put a few miles on this car and paid $752,000 for it, this is an appreciating asset in high demand. Thus, the asking price of $925,000 represents a tidy profit. But it's one that someone was clearly happy to pay rather than waiting to receive their own perfect Porsche.
Photos: RM Sotheby's
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