See the 911 Carrera Cabriolet reimagined by Singer

Your preferred boutique restoration shop is now accepting orders for its Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet Reimagined by Singer, a completely redesigned version of a 30-year-old convertible.
The performer strips it down to its essential framework and reinterprets it from that point forward.
No cost specified, but if you must inquire...

Singer refers to it as "reimagined," a term they apply to all their Porsche 911s, but regardless of the name, the final result is even superior to the original.

This 964 911 Cabriolet is similar to the coupes that Singer has created, but features a convenient retractable roof.

The original model 911 Carrera 3.2 M491 "Turbo Look" Cabriolet was manufactured by Porsche for the years 1984 to 1989. Therefore, you need one of these models before Singer can begin their work.

After the donor has been delivered, Singer works on it, disassembling everything down to the basic frame, which is reinforced with composite and steel materials. The engine is then rebuilt, integrating advancements from Cosworth, such as modifications to the variable valve timing, combustion chamber configuration, and intake and exhaust systems. These improvements result in 420 horsepower from the 4.0-liter flat-six engine, with power sent to the rear wheels via a six-speed manual transmission.

The chassis enhancements might be the standout feature of any Singer, especially those we have tested. This model features new four-way adjustable shocks, the newest ABS system with carbon-ceramic discs, traction control, and electronic stability control, all created by Singer in collaboration with Bosch. There are also four different driving modes available.

It's all enclosed in expansive carbon-fiber panels and features a custom interior tailored to your preferences.

The singer doesn't specify a cost, stating that each restoration is "one of a kind." So it's safe to assume that if you need to inquire...

They are only producing 75 of them, so locate a 964 as soon as possible.

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