One year only 5-speed transmission!

With the success of the Porsche 935 racecar in the late 1970s, tuners in Europe like RUF and Kremer began to emulate the aerodynamic front end by shaving off the bug-eyed headlights in favor of flip-up units just like the 935's. In 1981, Porsche began offering the same treatment in-house under the "special wishes" program. In total, just 948 cars were built with the M505 "Flachbau" or Slantnose package between 1981 and 1989. Widely considered the most desirable, only the 1989 models were fitted with a 5-speed G50 transmission.

Gaudin Porsche of Las Vegas is proud to offer this 1989 Porsche 930 Slantnose in Silver Metallic with paint-to-match Fuchs wheels. The interior is finished in Black Partial Leather with 4-way electric Sport seats. The odometer reads 60,449 miles. Additional interior options include a leather-wrapped steering wheel, brake lever, seat belt latches, and center console. The radio has been updated to the Porsche PCCM+ which includes functions like Navigation, Apply CarPlay, and Android Auto. The chassis is equipped with the factory 3.3 Turbo engine and G50 Transmission with Limited Slip Differential. The engine received a documented rebuild by Flat Six, Inc. in 2009 and is being offered fully serviced. Additional modifications include a 993 Mirrors, Passport radar detector, stainless steel exhaust, and 1 bar boost spring.

For more information contact Steve Thiel at 702-383-6080 or Sthiel@GaudinPorscheLV.com