2012 Porsche 991 Carrera S Cabriolet GT3 RS Style by Wicked Motor Works
Vehicle Details
- Year: 2012
- Make: Porsche
- Model: 911 Carrera S Cabriolet
- VIN: WP0CB2A99CS154182
- Mileage: 19,266
- Transmission: Automatic
- Title Status: Clean
- Color: Rosso Red
- Seller: MotorcarsofJackson
- Seller Type: Dealer
- Location: Jackson, MS 39213
- Dealer Fees: None
- Lot #: V-0011313
Now available for auction is this custom 991 GT3 RS Cabriolet by Wicked Motor Works. Beginning with a 2012 Carrera S Cabriolet, this 991 was brought to the specialists at Wicked Motor Work in California to undergo a one-of-a-kind GT3 RS style conversion including all-new body panels, a center exit exhaust, carbon fiber accents, and a completely reupholstered custom interior in leather and Alcantara. Over $200k was invested in the conversion and the car retains many desirable factory options including Adaptive Sport Seats Plus, Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC), the Sport Chrono Package, and Bose Surround Sound System. A true showstopper, this incredibly unique no-expense-spared build is now being offered for auction by its seller out of Mississippi while showing just over 19k miles on the odometer.
The original bodywork of this Carrera S was swapped out in favor of GT3 RS style components including the front and rear bumpers, hood, quarter panels, rockers, louvered front fenders, decklid, and rear wing. A center-exit exhaust was also equipped along with GT3 RS style fender liners, air ducting, and OEM Porsche SportDesign mirrors. The body was finished in a custom Rosso Red color by Wicked Motor Works and dressed in carbon fiber details including the rear engine cover, diffuser, front valence, side skirts, mirror stems, intake bezels, fender louvers, and rear wing end caps. Additional images are provided in the photo gallery along with a clean CARFAX report. The calipers have been painted yellow and a set of staggered 20” / 21” HRE wheels have been equipped and mounted with Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires.
Inside, the cabin has been completely redone in black leather with contrasting red Alcantara details, deviated red stitching, and carbon-fiber trim. The original Adaptive Sport Seats Plus have been reupholstered in matching leather/Alcantara with custom Wicked RS embroideries in the headrests. Carbon fiber Sport Seat backrests were added along with custom carbon fiber door sills, red seatbelts, carbon fiber door handles, red instrument dials, red-painted air vent slats, and a custom SportDesign steering wheel in leather and carbon fiber. At an original sticker price of over $128k, this 991 also came equipped with the following factory options:
- 1V Cabriolet Roof in Black
- 250 Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
- 276 Automatically dimming mirrors
- 342 Seat heating (front)
- 352 Porsche Dynamic Chassis Cntrl
- 541 Seat ventilation (front)
- 603 Porsche Dynamic Light System
- 625 Porsche Entry & Drive
- 630 Light design package
- 640 Sport Chrono Package
- 680 BOSE(R) Surround Sound System
- 690 SiriusXM(R) & HD Radio(R) rcvr
- 693 6-disc CD/DVD changer
- 762 Launch vehicle
- 840 SportDesign steering wheel
- A1 Black
- AJ Black leather front seats
- P07 Adaptive Sport Seats Plus
- P37 BOSE
- P3C Prem Pkg Plus w 18-way seats
- ZAA Auto AC
This first-generation 991 Carrera S is equipped with a naturally aspirated 3.8L flat-six engine rated at 400 HP and 325 lb.-ft of torque. The rear wheels are driven through a 7-speed dual-clutch PDK transmission which, paired with the optional Sport Chrono Package, provides a 0-60 time of as little as 4.3 seconds. The optional Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC) feature is also equipped which employs an active anti-roll system to reduce lateral body movement when cornering. The CARFAX report shows routine dealer maintenance throughout the years with the last documented service carried out in 2020 at 19,036 miles.
This sale will include a clean title. Unlike any other Porsche on the road, this custom Wicked RS Cabriolet presents a very special opportunity.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $110,000
- Auction End: Jul 02, 2021 07:53:42PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 32
Comments (67)
Sold for $110,000
Bid in the amount of $110,000
Sooo reserve not met?
Bid in the amount of $104,000
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Bid in the amount of $96,000
interesting car for sure
Bid in the amount of $95,000
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Bid in the amount of $80,000
@Actfsu well like BAT people come here when they are serious so who knows?
I am new to this. I’m on BaT mostly as “actfsu”
Probably won’t hit reserve (as was the case on ebay) and probably a bear to resell after a few more miles on it, but would b one hell of a fun daily driver in the meantime!?
@Actfsu guess you haven't been watching this site long enough
I assume it doesn’t hit reserve right!?
Bid in the amount of $75,500
Even though the donor is just a Carrera S, this unique and expensive build must be worth north of $100,000.00. If it had three pedals, I would be bidding to win it. It is a fantastic looking 911, both inside and out!
@charlesy_seruya .. This car is 5.25 inches from the ground to the bottom of the spoiler. We have a 2016 Porsche 911 GT3 RS that is 4.25 inches from ground to bottom of spoiler. We have a 2018 GT3 that is 4.75 from the ground. We have a 2020 Carrera S Cab that is 6.25 from ground to bottom of the spoiler. We do not have another 991 911 in stock to measure.
Bid in the amount of $75,000
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@Actfsu you already have an Aston Martin gt, so consider buy a gt3 race\street car.
I’ve never owned a 911, but have some Ferraris and Astons.
Thoughts about this being my first 911?
Bid in the amount of $56,250
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Bid in the amount of $47,000
@Krazyoneis .....correction- Collision Repair Facility - not Collision Shop....is how the dmv report reads. That’s what they called the place that did the customization. Nothing more was implied...
Bid in the amount of $46,250
@MotorcarsofJackson @krazyoneis thank you for the clarification!! It’s a beauty.
@charlesy_seruya . Slow down big boy. No implication stated or implied. Only using the same language found in the cars dmv history.
As for the paint, i also noticed dmv stated color was black, which to me meant a re paint. For me that’s an added expense that falls into how much went into the building of the car... Would i b bidding if I thought it were all bad? Hello....
@charlesy_seruya and @Krazyoneis .. I hope nobody is implying that because that is not true. AS STATED, we have a binder with before photos of the car at the facility in excellent condition, photos during the build, after the build, and a ton of receipts totaling over $167k . The "collision repair facility" on the Carfax literally says to install the GT3 RS parts and paint the vehicle. No accident on Carfax, no damage on the car. You can tell from the Carfax, the customer purchased the vehicle and within 2 months it went from Louisiana to Wicked and was having this done. He purchased the car to do this. Any other questions please ask, don't assume.
@Krazyoneis Hi are you implying that the color change was to cover up damage??
Hi, how much lower to the ground is the front end of the car compared to a 991 911?
@larrycable ....and a color change too - docs show started as black before going to Collision shop....
So the "sticker" on this is $128k for the donor (991.1S) plus another $167k?
Speedster?
Bid in the amount of $46,000
Bid in the amount of $45,500
* Wicked Customs Full Conversion Build
- Custom Rosso Red Paint
- GT3RS Style Front Bumper
- GT3RS Style Rear Bumper
- GT3RS Style Quarter & Rocker Panels
- GT3RS Style Louvered Front Fenders
- GT3RS Style Exhaust Diffusers
- GT3RS Style Hood
- GT3RS Style Center Exhaust & Tips
- GT3RS Style Wing Spoiler
- GT3RS Style Fender Liners
- GT3RS Style Quarter Bezels & Ducting
- GT3RS Style Rear Trunk Grill in Carbon Fiber
- GT3RS Style Carbon Fiber Front Valence & Flares
- GT3RS Style Carbon Fiber Side Rocker Panels
- GT3RS Style Carbon Fiber Rear Diffuser & Flares
- GT3RS Style Carbon Fiber Front Fender Louvers
- GT3RS Style Carbon Fiber Intake Bezels
- GT3RS Style Carbon Fiber Wing End Caps
- GT3RS Style Carbon Fiber Mirror Stems
- CUSTOM Modifications of Interior Trim
- Carbon Fiber Sport Seat Seatbacks
- Suede Upgrades throughout Interior
- Wicked Customs RS Seat Covers
- Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel Trim
- Carbon Fiber Console Trim
- Sport Chrono in Red
- Instrument Dials in Red
- Carbon Fiber Door Sills
- HRE Wheel in Black 20" & 21"
- Michelin Pilot Sport 4S Tires
- Porsche OEM Sport Side Mirrors
ALSO:
* Custom Window Film
* Porsche Clear Marker Lenses
@Krazyoneis .. It was built in California by Wicked. It has a GT3RS style center exhaust and tips. The cats are still on. I will post the full list of components included in the build in a separate comment.
Before I get too far in, will this car still pass Commie Californication smog test? I’m guessing there was no need to mess with exhaust system on the Carrera S and most newer porsches meet all 50 state smog requirements but don’t want to take anything for granted...
@Krazyoneis it is great fun to drive!
It will never be a collectors item being all show and no go, but could be a fun daily driver...?
Bid in the amount of $45,000
Bid in the amount of $40,000
I so love the Wicked conversions, but equally hate how it’s so rarely ever done on the proper donor car. What a cool car this is, but it seems to be the poster child of all show and no go.
Bid in the amount of $30,000
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@MotorcarsofJackson @MotorcarsofJackson: Thank you for your clarification. I love what Wicked did with this 991.1. However, I drive a 2018 991.2 Targa 4 GTS with a manual transmission and I feel like I would be going backwards in performance with your car despite the fantastic body work and bespoke interior. I would definitely be a bidder if this car had more power and a manual transmission. Good luck with this auction. The car is breathtaking.
@BarryLe .. Thank you for your question. We have a binder with photos and receipts from the build. The customer who commissioned this custom build told us he spent $200k on the build alone, not including the car. I just sat down and totaled all of the receipts that I have for the build, (which may not be all of them) and the total is over $167k in receipts, not including the car. The customer was so pleased with this build, that he has since had an Audi R8 spyder customized by Wicked. This is a gorgeous car sitting on our showroom floor. The buyer will receive the original window sticker and the binder with receipts and photos of the build.
Quick question as I am a bit confused. Does the $200,000.00 conversion cost include the cost of the original 991 Carrera S Cab?
Love the conversion. The car is truly beautiful. I would have “bid to win” had the owner started with a manual transmission car. Clearly this car wants for more power as well.
@GentlemanRacer Thank you, we agree!!
This looks stunning! Imagination is everything.
If only it had at least a turbo engine....
Bid in the amount of $20,000
So the engine, chassis, transmission is still stock Carrera S? Like a c2s wearing a beautiful GT3RS jacket LOL
Welcome to our latest auction! This is a gorgeous car, and we are looking forward to delivering it to its new owner!
Thank you for looking! And bidding!
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