This car was very much built to encapsulate the finer details of the best 911s whilst still incorporating a modern twist. Optioned in Attack Grey, Singer’s version of Porsche’s famed ‘Slate Grey’ which was first introduced on the 356 as early as 1960 and has very much seen a resurgence in popularity more recently. Deviating from the norm, the exterior sees chrome bumperettes and trim contrasting the black livery and script and upfront and the bonnet features the important central fuel filler cap. The wheels echo the finish of the black and chrome in a matte finish. This example is fitter with the later, revised 4.0 litre powerplant producing 400 hp. Thanks to extensive use of carbon fibre for the majority of the body, the Singer weighs nearly 200kg less than a donor 964 Carrera 2, tipping the scales at just 1100kg all in. 4.0-litre Ceramic intake plenum KW suspension Brembo Big Brakes with black calipers and white script Inside this car benefits from Singer’s black perforated leather seats with chrome grommets. Additionally, the perforated black leather is used for the dashboard inserts with the five-wide dial layout all as per the 2.7 RS, finished in black. The black leather roll bar sits behind the 8-way electric folding front seats, the black leather extending to the transmission tunnel and sills, with the back of the seats and centre console inserts finished in Piano Black. Additional options include the upgraded stereo with subwoofer and iPod connectivity. This fantastic Singer presents with just 3,950 miles since it’s reimagination having been used sparingly since completion in August 2017. This example is currently available to view at our showrooms outside London immediately.