1986 Porsche 911 Carrera

In 1987 Porsche introduced a new transmission for the 911 to replace the outgoing 915 5-speed that had been in use for the previous 15 years. The G50 5-speed was a welcome introduction providing increased durability and improved shifting and has consistently been a strong selling point for the later 3.2 Carrera models. This change has also had the effect of slightly suppressing the value of the earlier models, making a 1986 3.2 Carrera an interesting proposition for those in search of driver-quality cars and don’t mind the slightly lesser transmission. The 911 featured here fits into that sphere of driver-quality ’86 Carreras. This Guards Red Coupe, located in Miami, with 137,750 miles should be obtainable at a reasonable discount relative to many other examples we see on the current market.

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Year: 1986
Model: 911 Carrera
Engine: 3.2 liter flat-6
Transmission: 5-speed manual
Mileage: 137,750 mi
Price: Reserve Auction (Buy It Now $26,800)

1986 Porsche 911. Guards Red Exterior .Transmission Rebuild 9K Miles Ago. Recent Major Engine Service. Seats, Carpeting, Door Panels,and Headliner, all In Sharp Condition. Certificate of Authenticity. Impressive Service Records. All Receipts Are Available. Short Shift Kit, and Sport Shocks on It. A/C Delete. The Car is Mechanically Sound and Runs Great ! NO RUST. No Problems. Headers, Dansk Exhaust. Door Panels With Leather RS Style Panels Trimmed with Aluminum Appbiz RS Bezels. Lower Dash With a One-Piece Rennline Black Powder Coated Aluminum Part. Fiberglass GT Racing Dash. Upgraded From the Sealed Beam Type To the Nicer Looking H4 Headlights. Original Tool Kit is Included. Owner’s Manuals. Spare keys.

For More Details Call Tony @ 305-776-8111 Inspections Are Welcome. Car is Sold As Is. Buyer is Responsible For All Shipping Cost.

While the Buy It Now price asked for here is around where we’ve seen similar condition/mileage 3.2 Carreras sell, that tends to apply only to cars that retain their original condition. With the various bits of work done to this car it will probably struggle to reach that sort of price. With that said, for a driver-quality car the overall condition seems good, though like with any car of this nature a PPI is clearly in order. Current bidding is at $16,564, which is still very reasonable territory, and this 911 is sure to have plenty of miles left in it if cared for properly. Perhaps there is still hope for those who were seeking some value on the 3.2 Carrera market.

-Rob