Summary
- Lanzante converted to one of the 1111Ss of Formula 1 in the 1980s
- Engine #051 was previously played by Alain Prost at the 1986 German and 1987 Hungarian and Japanese Grand Prix
- Estimated to earn up to $2,100,000; with a top speed of 510 hp, 200 mph, only 311 miles since completion
One of the rarest and most exciting Porsche 911What is now created is auction: 1988 Porsche 911 Day Turbo by Lanzante. It is estimated that this is one of only 11 examples modified by British racing expert Lanzante, and the legend can be bought Equation 1 Engine is a 1.5-liter twin-turbocharger Porsche V6, originally built by Hans Mezger and raced by Alain Prost in the 1986 and 1987 F1 seasons. The F1 engine with the code “051” codenamed “AP87”, the car is built from a 930 turbocharged, has 510 bhp and a top speed of 200 mph, which is 286 pounds below the original factory specification.
This version is done with a striking Mintgrün on black leather and a tartan insert, not only a technical miracle, but also a visual effect. Adopt a wide range of weight loss measures – including carbon fiber body panels, six-speed manual transmission and gold Ruf Wheels – The car has only 311 miles since its completion. Lanzante recently conducted services in March 2025, which includes updated software and ECU upgrades. Not only is the RESTOMOD, the AP87 can also reimagine the path, providing collectors with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to have a piece of Formula One racing history and be wrapped in Porsche’s unstable outline.
