Completed in September 1987, this Grand Prix White (P5) 1988 Porsche 911 Carrera Club Sport is believed to be one of just 340 examples produced.

Beyond the considerable rarity, this model represents the rawest 911 since the 1973 Carrera RS through the removal of as much equipment and as many features as possible to decrease weight and increase performance.

This program resulted in the exclusion of fog lamps, headlight washers, sound deadening, and a rear window wiper.

Additionally, less underbody sealant was sprayed, and the interior lacked creature comforts like power windows, rear seats, central locking, and air conditioning.

Even the passenger sun visor was removed to save precious grams.

Revisions were also made to the engine, which featured some lightweight internals and a higher redline of 6,850 rpm.

This unit was placed on stiffer mounts and mated to a gearbox with revised upper gear ratios and a short-throw shifter.

Lastly, 16-inch forged wheels, Bilstein dampers, and a ...