Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 Backdate (1983)
Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 (1983), original model backdate with extensive bodywork, engine overhaul, approx. €100,000 invested
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A 1983 Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 is for sale in matte silver with black leather interior.
Highlights
- Unique backdate conversion to original 911 look – the long-wheelbase Porsche in short-wheelbase guise
- All work carried out meticulously and consistently in sheet metal – detailed documentation available
- Engine overhaul, transmission overhaul, and extensive other technical revisions (since then, approx. 30,000 kilometers of mileage)
- Recently redone: overhaul of the fuel injectors, new wheel bearings, valve clearance adjusted
- Painted in Porsche silver matt (original formula from the 1950s)
- Refurbished wooden steering wheel, seats reupholstered, custom-made sheet metal trim in the interior in the same color as the car
- Current valuation report with grade 2 available (restoration value €120,000).
- Investments of approx. €95,000–100,000
- H license plate
General information about the vehicle
- Year of manufacture: 1983
- First delivery: Germany
- Location: DE-13595 Berlin
- Number of vehicle owners: 5 according to registration document
- Accident-free
- TÜV: Until 10/2026
- H license plate
- Registered
Model history
The Porsche 911 of the early 1980s is considered a bridge between the classic original 911 and more modern sports cars. This model takes a special approach: an early 3.2 Carrera has been restored to the first 911 generation in terms of appearance and design, with great effort and high-quality craftsmanship. The result is a vehicle with the iconic look of an early 911, combined with revised technology and improved drivability.
Facts
Exterior & interior:
- Exterior color: Porsche Silver Matt (original Porsche formula from the 1950s)
- Interior: Black leather – good condition with slight signs of wear
- Repainting: Completely repainted during the conversion
Engine and transmission:
- Engine: 3.2-liter six-cylinder boxer engine with 231 hp (overhauled)
- Transmission: Manual (overhauled)
- Last service: approx. 1,000 kilometers in 2025
Mileage:
- 142,796 km total mileage (read)
- Approx. 30,000 km since engine overhaul (verifiable through TÜV reports)
Documentation:
- German vehicle documents
- Valuation report with grade 2 available
- TÜV reports
Tires, bodywork, and underbody:
- Tires: approx. 30,000 km mileage
- Bodywork: Good condition with minor age-related signs of wear
- Underbody: Good condition, no rust known
Please take a look at the photo gallery to get a comprehensive impression of the condition of this vehicle.
Known defects:
- No known defects
Please view the photo gallery to get a comprehensive impression of the condition of this vehicle.
Summary:
An exceptional Porsche 911 Backdate is for sale, combining classic original 911 aesthetics with extensively revised technology. This 911, based on a 3.2 (G model), is painted in matt silver and has a black leather interior. The backdate conversion was carried out extremely comprehensively and professionally. The engine was also overhauled approximately 30,000 kilometers ago. A truly unique piece for connoisseurs and enthusiasts who are looking for an uncompromisingly converted, high-quality vehicle with a strong character and collector's potential.
Vehicle videos
Kickdown check
- Expert report available
- Kickdown photographer was on site
- Video of the vehicle available
- Main inspection
- Current service performed
Comments of this past auction
...and the only "project-thing" I could imagine about SILVIE (yes, that's the Porsches' name in our family) is an upgrade in the Bilstein-racing segment - and trying 205'er back there... Silvie even has a custom-made spoiler frontwise, which very effectively holds her nose down at speeds above 160... ;-))
Ah, ok, get you - U'r really into it. MFI 2.7 ;-)) In my taste the 3.2 is incredibly full of cool energy, combined with the pre 68'-dress it is the absolute essence - for me ;-) mWe'll set sail to a greece island for future healthy and useful living - that's the reason the silver-bullet has to go...
No never, I just finished a 993 C4S - completely restored but with an outlaw mind-set, RUF lights, Fister Shortstick and mufflers, Bilstein and many other upgrades, it turned out very nicely - but the 993 is still feels like a modern car - so I'm looking for a fun older project. In the perfect world I would buy a MFI 2.7 from 1972-73 - but it's difficult to find something that hasn't been restored.
Thanks Christian, CP-Motorsport looks like a cool shop, we use a similar smaller shop in Copenhagen for all the same reasons. I'll keep researching on your car.
U'r backdating yourself?
Car looks super interesting. But also have a lot of questions: Who initially built the car, and in which year? Which workshop/company built it? Was it built by the current owner or a previous owner? Is there documentation (invoices, photos, build log) from the build? Has the car been rebuilt or modified since the original build? If yes, what and when? Thanks 🙏🏻
Dear Soren! It will a great pleasure for me to meet all your questions in person. The Porsche was backdated after my design-prescriptions into this unique narrow-body-3.2-restomod. I initially purchased the Porsche in 2013 with the immanent plan to backdate it. from then on I was researching a workshop, capable of the demands to do a professional and love-to-all-the-details-backdating. CP-Motorsport in Uhingen, a small but very much known for its expertise (the chief has been decades at the Porsche -factory himself). From the beginning on it was my plan to backdate the 3.2-Carrera back to the narrow-body-early-early-911. I believe, there is not such a car a second time - as far as I do know. The modifications are all documented and there exist bills, of course, and a detailed list of all the parts, bits and pieces which I have been researching and purchasing to make this backdate possible. We - my wife, my son and I, absolutely love this car. The last modifications (original pre-68-side-mirror, original-pre-68-backlights, polished gearshift, interior-carpeting, renovations of the recaros have all been done in 2025). Looking forward for any further questions, best, Christian
The main-backdating-period was from March 2018 until April 2020, including the overhauling of the gearbox and the engine as well. We drove around 30.000 km from then on until today with the Porsche. It is absolut fun to drive either on the highway and - on hill-roads at the countryside. As the recaros are supercomfi, we also enjoyed long highway-courses like Berlin-Munic or into the alps, e.g.
Technik: Was ist ein Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 Backdate (1983)?? Das Thema ist spätestens seit Singer aktuell und der Trend entwickelt sich dank grosser Beliebtheit stetig weiter. Nun aber zuerst zur Begriffserklärung: Wenn ein Backdate Umbau an einem Porsche erfolgt, heisst dies, dass dieser nach dem Umbau wie ein Porsche einer älteren Baureihe aussieht. LG Tom
Lieber TomTom1! Ja so sehe ich das auch - wir sind mit den Umbau-Massnahmen im Datum zurück gegangen - haben den 3.2 ge-back-dated. Gern stehe ich für Fragen zur Verfügung, LG, Christian