A 1995 Porsche 911 (993) is being offered by an eBay seller for $175,000, heavily modified with RAUH-Welt (RWB) modifications.
eBay has a listing for $175,000 for a 1995 Porsche 911 (993) that was heavily modified by RAUH–Welt BEGRIFF. (RWB).
A Porsche 911 993 generation has been found. It features a variety of aftermarket parts including a RAUH–Welt BEGRIFF 993 super-wide street version body kit. The 911 is incredibly fat and features a huge Kamiwaza double deck wings, bolt-on flares and large bumpers. The tuner’s 18 inch three-piece wheels are shod with 265/35/18 front Pirelli P Zero tires and 335/30/18 back.
This Guarra Red rear-wheel drive Guarra Red has been driven for over 131,000 miles (210.824 km), and has undergone many mechanical modifications. Fabspeed 993 sports headers, BMC filter, H&R rear and front sway bars and a Porsche GT2 strut brace are just a few of the important changes. Brembo GT kit with type II rotor (355 mm front and 345 mm rear), paired with four-piston rear and front calipers, provides stopping power.
Inside the cabin, the 993 modified has Alcantara upholstery, Momo steering wheels hub with Sabelt steering wheels, and RS rear seats deletion. Rennline full adjustable pedals are also included.
Although it may be in showcar condition and come with a lot of aftermarket goodies, we don’t know why anyone would choose this car over a new 911 GT3 RS (991), which costs $175,000.