THE ICONIC & CLASSIC SALES AT NEC 14th & 15th November 2026

+ buyer’s premium of 12.5% plus VAT (15% incl VAT) 59 The car presented here is a C16 (UK-supplied) 1989-model year (‘K’ programme) example from the final year of 3.2 production, before the introduction of the 964. More specifically, it is a Carrera 3.2 Sport which was a UK-only model and came factory-fitted with a black lip front spoiler, a rear whale tail rear spoiler, Sports seats (more dished squabs than the basic seats) and Bilstein Sport shock absorbers. In addition, it was optioned with a sunroof (650) and the sought-after paint colour of Silver Metallic (980/S7). The 1989 model year also received wider rear Fuchs wheels, thicker anti-roll bars and the 964 windscreen as standard. Iconic Auctioneers had the honour of selling this car back in May 2025 at our ‘SuperCar Fest’ Sale, when it presented very differently, as a ‘lost’ barn-find example. We always knew that there was an exceptional Porsche beneath all the dust, but this car has turned out to be even more remarkable than we first envisaged. This poster-car 911 was first registered as F126 RBM on 2nd May 1989 and passed through five keepers (wearing MEJ 1 as it went) before being purchased by our 2025-vendor’s father in October 2002. We believe he bought it from Autofarm of Bicester, the revered Porsche specialists, as their liveried registration plates, showing PBZ 9111 and window stickers still adorned the car. Indeed, Autofarm’s records confirm that our 2025-vendor’s father was their customer, but unfortunately, due to the timescales involved, their paper records were destroyed some years ago. However, MOT records from 2006 (showing a mileage then of 39,813 miles), up until December 2011, (showing a mileage then of 40,289 miles) indicate minimal usage, just 476 miles covered in five years! This is wholly in keeping with what we know about our 2025-vendor’s father, who was very much a car enthusiast, having owned all sorts of interesting cars from Jaguars to 2CVs, but also a very busy solicitor with little time to enjoy his Porsche. At some point in 2011, he drove the car into his barn adjoining his Northamptonshire house and there it has sat ever since. Kept warm and dry by a neighbouring room, this old building has done a very reasonable job of preserving this special car. Its condition when it was put away must have been exceptional and very much in-keeping with a minimally used 40,000 mile 911, with original features and componentry still in place! Bodywork panels, paintwork, carpets, headlining and factory-finishes all appear to be original - a jack and toolkit complete the picture. The car is a feast of detail for any 911 enthusiast, preserved in a manner that they will really appreciate. Sadly, our 2025-vendor’s father passed away in early 2025 and it fell to the family to find it a new home. In May 2025, at our SCF Sale, after some very spirited bidding, the car was bought by very meticulous Porshe-enthusiast buyers, a husband and wife, whose exacting standards meant that it was taken straight to RPM Technik, one of the UK’s most respected Porsche specialists. A total of £23,000 has been spent on the car in the last 12 months (see the website for extensive details) and the car passed its MOT last year and this year with no advisories and has just been serviced by RPM in July 2026 with only a few hundred miles covered since then. An amazing survivor, unrestored and in an enviably original condition, with just 41,000 miles; fully recommissioned over the last year by specialists RPM Technik, costing c.£23,000. Registration: PBZ 9111 Chassis No.: WP0ZZZ91ZKS102924 Estimate: £75,000 - £95,000 Specialist: Joseph Watts Telephone No: 07779 082707 Lot 142 1989 Porsche 911 3.2 Carrera Sport (G50) Coupé More Details Lot 142 Bid On Lot 142