they told me porsche ok'ed the slant conversion but it does not have a turbo s exhaust, only 344 hp..something is not right...
http://www.carsourceusa.com/pages/ca...asp?id=7029731

 

Conversions don't bring a lot of dough in the marketplace. What are they asking? (Don't worry, I won't snag it, not into slantnoses.)

 

98K...joke...

 

No a real turbo S.

 

You might want to read this:

http://www.flachbau.com/fakes.html

-z

 

There is a difference in the 1992 Turbo S and the flachbau or the flatnose 1994. For the record the car in the picture is not real, the 1992 Turbo S came with the 3.3ltr turbo and was limited to 80 cars. The US never saw any of these because they were not shipped here. The 1992 did have side air scoops in the rear quarter and had air inlets in the front for brakes, but still retained the regular fenders from the standard turbo, not the flatnose. There were a few Turbo S 1992 cars that were over in the US, but these were Andial enhanced motors only. Andial, with the Porsche's supervision, exchanged some of the internals on the 3.3ltr motor with Porsche racing parts and made few more bhp. Some people say that these Andial turbos cars really weren't a special car, just an enhanced motor.

 

I don't know how accurate the "fake" website is. But it's certainly the same exact pictures...

 

The 1 of 20 the ad is referring too, was only for the 1994. In 1992, this car was not made, unless it was a "special wishes" car.

It is simple to check. Call Porsche with the VIN. They have the ability to tell you all the options on the car when it was originally produced.