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THE GREEN MACHINE in Irish Green, rolling side view on the parking deck

Projects · 02 · GREEN MACHINE

THE GREEN MACHINE — three 911 generations in one car

The mature technology of the 964. The electrical assistants of the 993. The lines of the F-model. A backdate, entirely from our workshop — certified by the TÜV, the German vehicle inspection authority, and registered with a historic H plate.

1990 Year built
~300 hp Power
3,600 cc Displacement
1,300 kg Weight

The idea

More than 40 years of experience with air-cooled 911s have gone into this car. Thomas Lundt wanted to unite the strengths of three generations in one car — as a drivable car for the road, not a showpiece. All modifications are registered and approved by the TÜV; the car also carries the historic H plate.

Rear end of THE GREEN MACHINE with Fuchs wheel

Rear quarter panels from the Carrera RS

The build

From the ice-blasted bare shell to a car that is run in: three stages in which a 964 Carrera 4 became THE GREEN MACHINE.

Chapter 01

Body

The basis was a 964 Carrera 4 Coupé from August 1990 — from the era many purists consider the peak of the air-cooled 911. The car was completely stripped to the bare shell, the body ice-blasted and then converted: rear side panels from the Carrera RS, luggage-compartment lid and front wings in GRP, engine lid, bumpers (911 S at the front, Carrera RS at the rear) and sill covers in the style of the F-models.

Front wheel and wing of THE GREEN MACHINE
New Fuchs wheels in 7×17 and 9×17 inches
Rear light in Irish Green paint
Irish Green, applied as a single-stage paint

Chapter 02

Technology

The 3.6-litre engine of the 964 was completely dismantled, overhauled and optimised — measured on the test bench, it delivers a stable 290 hp, joined by a twin-flow stainless-steel exhaust system. The gearbox was replaced with a rebuilt 5-speed unit, a new clutch fitted. We converted the all-wheel drive to rear-wheel drive (Carrera 2); springing is handled by a Bilstein suspension. New Fuchs wheels (THE RETRO FUCHSFELGE®) in 7×17 and 9×17 inches with new tyres complete the chassis.

Engine lid of THE GREEN MACHINE with vent grille
Engine lid in the style of the F-series cars
Open engine bay with the 3.6-litre flat-six
The 964 3.6-litre flat-six: stripped, overhauled, optimised

Chapter 03

Colour and interior

The car is painted in Irish Green — applied true to the original in the single-stage process the classic models had. Inside: seats newly upholstered in "Anis" leather, a custom-made carpet, classic instruments in retro style. Yet nobody has to do without comfort: air conditioning, seat heating, a sunroof and a Porsche Classic Radio (PCCM) are on board.

Since its completion in April 2020, the car has covered around 1,900 kilometres — run in and set up.

View through the side window onto the cream seats
Seats retrimmed, carpet made to measure
Driver's door open, looking into the interior
“Anis” leather throughout the interior
Retro-look round instruments of THE GREEN MACHINE
Classic instruments, retro look
Seat trimmed in cream leather
Seat trim in “Anis”
Gear lever with cream gaiter
5-speed manual gearbox
Centre console with the Porsche Classic radio
Porsche Classic radio (PCCM)

Specifications

GREEN MACHINE · 964 base

Base 964 Carrera 4 Coupé
Year built 1990
Production number 1
Country of delivery Germany
Previous owners 3
Exterior colour Irish Green
Interior colour "Anis" leather (cream)
Engine Air-cooled boxer engine
Displacement 3,600 cc
Cylinders 6
Power ~300 hp
Top speed 295 km/h
Gearbox 5-speed manual
Drive Rear (converted from all-wheel)
Steering Left (LHD)
Weight 1,300 kg
Completion April 2020
Mileage since approx. 1,900 km
Vehicle documents Present
Status Sold
THE GREEN MACHINE in side profile on the parking deck

Around 1,900 kilometres since April 2020

The first of its kind — not necessarily the last

THE GREEN MACHINE has been sold. On the basis of a 964 provided by you, we will build such a car in a different specification as well — exterior colour, wheels and interior to your ideas. To restoration → · To the Carrera RS 2.7 →