Porsche 911 S 2.0 SWB

A short-wheelbase 911 S built in December 1966 and first registered in Italy in February 1967, supplied new by Porsche Bologna. It is left-hand drive, finished in light yellow, and has been set up as a historic competition car rather than a road-going museum piece.

At some point, probably in the 1990s or early 2000s, Robert Sikkens Racing fitted a magnesium-case 1969 engine built with S pistons and cams. The car came to the UK in 2004 and was raced by Mervyn Selwyn. It received an FIA Historic Technical Passport in 2007 for GT category, class GTS16, which has since expired.

Equipment includes a Safety Devices roll cage with door bars, Sparco FIA race seats, Schroth four-point harnesses, a plumbed-in fire extinguisher and a cut-off switch. The dealer has also fitted an uprated clutch, polybushes, new dampers and improved brakes, and the car has closer gear ratios. The five-speed manual car shows 32,445 km on the odometer and is offered with a six-month classic Porsche warranty.