Snow White 1988 Porsche 911 G50

May 9, 2010 by Ben

It always puts a smile on my face when I find a clean and well cared for 911.  I’m just happy to know that when the time comes I’ll be able to pick up an unmolested example of this great model.  This particular 1988 Carrera 3.2 adds to the allure by having only seen 62,000 miles from factory and being dressed in beautiful Grand Prix White.  It also comes with the sought after G50 gearbox which was introduced in 87’ that uses Borg-Warner syncromesh to help improve the shift quality and gear changes over the stock Porsche unit.

The owner says he has all the records since its purchase; which should be a lot seeing the work it’s seen.  $33k was spent in the last 15k miles/4 years to bring this 3.2 up to snuff, including a “S Car Go” engine rebuild which includes SSI heat exchangers, 964RS cams, M&K muffler, porting and polishing and a Steve Wong chip.

In addition to the above, Snow White also has received the following modifications:

Clean Cut 1988 G50 Porsche 3.2

I love the purple-themed engine bay.  I love the white body with matching white Fuchs.  I love the go-fast parts.  The only problem that I have with this 911 is the price tag…and that’s just because it’s way out of my budget!

-Ben

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4 Responses to “Snow White 1988 Porsche 911 G50”

  1. #1
    Dallas
    May 10th, 2010 7:31 am

    This car is a 911 Carrera 3.2, not a 930.

    930′s were the turbocharged wide-body cars.

    This is just a “plain” 911, albeit with a Turbo pricetag ;-)

  2. #2
    Jim
    May 10th, 2010 8:36 am

    Dallas is right this is a standard 911 not a 930.

    This car has been put on all the 911 websites, there is little chance it will sell anywhere near the offered price. Its a very very nice example with cool mods but the seller is dreaming.

  3. #3
    bob Salter
    May 10th, 2010 8:59 am

    I look at that and want a Porsche. I want that one. Other than being a little loud in the YouTube Vid, it looks gorgeous. I have never contemplated what these cars cost, but if I bought one, I would want it to be perfect.

  4. #4
    Ben
    May 10th, 2010 9:47 am

    Thanks Guys, I don’t know if it was the full day of motorcycle riding lessons or the few beers I had when I returned home that led to that error. Changes have been made.

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