Porsche built exactly 1,963 examples of the 911 S/T to mark sixty years of the 911. This is the specification Porsche chose for the official launch photography: Shore Blue Metallic, Heritage Design Package, lollipop decals deleted entirely for a clean, uninterrupted read of Shore Blue across the flanks. It has 81 delivery miles and everything that came with this car is still in its original wrapper, waiting to be opened by its owner exactly as Porsche intended. The window sticker shows a factory price of $334,110.
The S/T takes the naturally aspirated 4.0-litre flat-six from the GT3 RS, producing 518 horsepower to 9,000 rpm, and pairs it with a six-speed manual transmission built specifically for this car with shorter ratios than the GT3 to sharpen response between shifts. At 3,056 pounds it is the lightest 992 ever made. The lollipop deletion was a factory option that most buyers passed over in favour of choosing a number. This owner deleted them entirely, letting Shore Blue read as a single surface without the roundels interrupting the flanks.
The S/T was a one-time production run, built once to mark a specific anniversary and never to be repeated. This is the brochure car, 81 miles, with the window sticker and full delivery documentation. Among Heritage examples, the lollipop deletion is the less common choice and the cleaner one. Shore Blue reads as a single uninterrupted surface. Everything in its original wrapper, waiting to be opened by its owner exactly as Porsche intended. It is also a car with a 518 horsepower naturally aspirated engine, a short ratio six-speed manual, and 3,056 pounds. Porsche built it to be both.
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