Gorgeous Singer 911 Can Be Yours For Just $1.1 Million

Quality Costs Money

Singer is known for producing some of the finest vehicles on the planet, which just so happen to be Porsche 911 restomods. These amazing machines feature supremely high levels of craftsmanship and beautiful materials, all of which obviously costs money. But if you have the means, you can skip the waitlist by purchasing this 1989 911 Reimagined by Singer at Collectors Garage for the hefty sum of $1.1 million.

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Seeking Home

This particular Singer 911 was originally commissioned by a collector located in Toronto, Canada, and was later sold to its second owner, who is now looking to part ways with it as well. Considering the fact that the current waitlist for a Singer is around three years, we imagine that this one will prove enticing for at least a small handful of folks.

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Stunning Exterior

This particular Singer is finished in Geyser Gray, applied to a body that was stripped to bare metal, and fitted with an array of carbon fiber parts to shave weight. It also features Bahama Yellow accents and gold 911 badges, with nickel-trimmed bumperettes capping off a truly stunning exterior.

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Stunning Cabin

The interior is every bit as gorgeous, if not more so, with virtually every surface finished with Tobacco Olive suede leather and Bahama Yellow stitching. Notable features here include four-way touring seats, a leather-covered transmission tunnel, jacuzzi footwells, and a matching MOMO Prototipo steering wheel.

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Other Details

The details don't end there, however. The interior of this amazing restomod also features air conditioning, an upgraded stereo system with an optional subwoofer, Dark Tobacco trim and dash surfaces, brass grommets, an ivory headliner, and a Bahama Yellow tachometer face.

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Plenty of Power

Pop the hood, and you'll find a 4.0-liter flat-six built by Ed Pink Racing Engines using a 964 case with a custom crankshaft, oil pump, pistons, cylinders, connecting rods, camshafts, cylinder heads, throttle bodies, and intake system. Output comes in at 390 horsepower and 315 pound-feet of torque, which is good enough for a 0-60 time of just 3.3 seconds with a six-speed manual handling the shifts.

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Justified Price Tag?

This particular Singer 911 is filled with loads of optional goodies, and we imagine that it wasn't cheap to purchase in the first place. This justifies its lofty price tag, of course, and while most of us don't have the means to purchase it, we can at least admire it from afar.

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