1988 Porsche 911 930 Turbo Cabriolet

The 930 Turbo Cabriolet is one of the rarest configurations Porsche offered in the 1980s, combining the turbocharged 930's fearsome reputation with open-air driving. This 1988 example is among just 50 produced in right-hand drive, which places it firmly in collector territory — not merely for its age, but for its genuine scarcity in this market.

At 70,000 miles, it comes with a large file of comprehensive service history and a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, both essential for establishing provenance on a car this significant. The colour combination is well-chosen: Grand Prix White over Linen and Marine Blue leather, with a Dark Blue convertible hood — a palette that reads as period-correct and still looks purposeful today.

The options list includes several desirable factory fittings: electric heated front seats, climate control with air conditioning, top-tinted windscreen, headlight washers, and the original Blaupunkt Toronto radio-cassette with amplifier. The 3.3-litre turbocharged flat-six drives through a 4-speed manual — the only transmission offered on this generation — producing 282 bhp with the characteristic boost surge that defines the 930 experience. Body-coloured wheel centres and black Turbo badging complete a factory-correct, unfussed presentation.