Few modified sports cars make quite the same impression as a Porsche 911 from RWB and this particular 1995 Carrera is a sure-fire way to stand out at any car meet or show.
This 911 Carrera Coupe is listed up for auction through Bring a Trailer and interestingly, was actually sold on the auction site back in 2016, prior to its RWB conversion. The current listing reveals that it was relocated to Canada and acquired by the current seller in September 2018.
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It then underwent the RWB modifications in 2019 that saw it repainted in Porsche Green and fitted with a bold body kit that includes flared front and rear wheel arches, aftermarket bumper extensions, distinctive rocker panels and side skirts, bold canards, and a GT2-style decklid with one of RWB’s massive rear wings. RWB also equipped it with new HID projector headlights, carbon fiber exhaust tips, and plenty of the tuner’s branding.
Contrasting the Porsche Green paint are a set of GTS 18-inch forged wheels mounted with Toyo R888 tires measuring 265/35 at the front and 335/30 at the rear. A host of other upgrades have been made to the sports car, including the fitment of an upgraded braking system that includes slotted discs and Stoptech calipers. Transforming both the handling and ride height of the car are KW Variant 3 coilovers.
A host of upgrades were also made to the 911’s cabin when it was in the hands of RWB. For example, the seats were reupholstered in black leather with gray cloth inserts. A set of yellow seatbelts were also installed, as was a MOMO steering wheel.
Found beneath the wild bodywork is an air-cooled 3.6-liter flat-six outfitted with a Fabspeed airbox and a custom-made titanium exhaust. Coupled to this engine is a six-speed manual transmission that drives the rear wheels. The listing reveals that the car has been driven a touch over 55,000 miles (88,513 km) since first leaving the factory.
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