Introduced in 1994, the 993 occupies a unique place in the history of the 911, representing the final evolution of the air-cooled era.

It combines the unmistakable character of Porsche's traditional flat-six with a comprehensively redesigned chassis, improved refinement and styling that remains one of the most admired of any 911 generation.

By the end of production in 1998, the 993 had become the last chapter of an engineering philosophy that had defined Porsche for over three decades, cementing its status as one of the marque's most sought-after modern classics.

This, late-production, 1997 example benefits from the desirable M64/21 3.6-litre Vario

Ram engine, introduced for the 1996 model year.

Producing 285bhp, the Vario

Ram induction system improved both performance and flexibility, while power is delivered through the G50 six-speed manual gearbox, a combination widely regarded as the definitive specification for a 911.

Supplied new to the UK in C16-market specification, the ...