Porsche 911 Carrera/964 1986-1993
The unmistakable, unique character actor among the sports cars in the world, was launched in 1963 as a 901.
The Porsche 911 was designed by "Butzi" Porsche and Erwin Komenda, and the unquestioned pope of engines of the 60s/70s/80s, Hans Mezger, created this air-cooled, dry-sump-lubricated six-cylinder with the absolutely distinctive sound. The 911 sawmill.
This success story lasted for a total of 35 years until 1998, when the 911/993 was finally replaced by the 996 “wasserboxer”.
How did “to-drive-a-Porsche” define itself?
First, "A Porsche must shoot" (Ferry Porsche). This was the 911 from birth.
Secondly, "Everything else becomes smaller in the rearview mirror" (this corresponds to my own experience at that time).
People, remember the good old days when 99% of the highway users quite obviously and automatically released the left lane whensoever a 911 appeared in the rearview mirror.
THAT was passing prestige!
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Issues & Improvements
"993-Style" Headliner / ONLY by CK-Cabrio
The "993-Style" convertible top can also be combined with an adapted headliner of the 993 model, which almost completely covers the frame and creates a true coupé atmosphere.
The headliner material comes from the Bentley GTC (it’s not written on it) or from the late 993 - which is almost identical with the Bentley quality (no wonder, it is the same manufacturer).
Really world-class in look and feel!
Unique for the 964 and not anywhere else available with a headliner.
Special Deal / "993-Style" Bundle
To make it particularly attractive, we have put together a special "993-Style" bundle:
Soft top and a headliner in "993-style" (original anthracite or other colors!).
Experiences and Impressions of the 911 Carrera/964 soft top installation
The assembly of a 911 Carrera/964 softtop is much more complex and time-consuming than it may seem at first glance. It takes us approximately 8 - 9 hours to get it done.
