
The Car
Among the last factory-built air-cooled competition cars from Porsche Motorsport, developed for the Supercup and Carrera Cup, the culmination of the air-cooled 911 racing lineage.
The 1998 Porsche 993 Carrera Cup is among the last factory-built air-cooled competition cars from Porsche Motorsport. Developed for the Porsche Supercup and national Carrera Cup championships, it marks the culmination of the legendary air-cooled 911 racing lineage.
Built to a single-make racing specification, the 993 Cup features lightweight construction, a purpose-built competition chassis, a stripped interior, and period-correct Porsche Motorsport engineering. Widely regarded as one of the most rewarding and usable air-cooled race cars ever produced, it remains eligible for numerous historic racing series and premier track events worldwide.
This 1998 example is among the final fifty 993 Carrera Cup cars built at Weissach. It benefits from documented competition history, continuous specialist maintenance, comprehensive records, and an unbroken provenance from its first race to its current collector ownership.
Equally suited for historic motorsport competition, private track use, or inclusion in a significant Porsche collection, this factory-built Carrera Cup offers an increasingly rare opportunity to acquire one of Porsche Motorsport’s final air-cooled customer race cars.
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Highlights
What sets it apart.
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Original Carrera Cup specification
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Sequential gearbox, plumbed-in fire system
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Documented Cup series history
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Books, build sheet and FIA papers


