Today, we have an update on the Sonderwunsch Porsche 911 S/T, which was delivered in June last year. It’s the only 911 S/T painted in a special shade of pink called ‘PTS Plus Fraise. But what makes it truly unique is the recent modification that the factory made on the customer’s request.
What you see here is the world’s first Porsche 911 S/T with a factory-fitted roof tent. The Porsche roof tent was never designed for the S/T, nor is it physically possible to mount it on any of the GT, Cabriolet and Targa models. The owner tells us that it will remain the only 911 S/T converted to accept roof rails.
If you recall, this is the same 911 S/T which had the duplicate limited-edition number plaque – a rare goof-up by Porsche. The original 911 S/T #1724 was delivered to Pedro Solis Klussmann of Guatemala.
Instead of brushing it under the rug, Porsche was quick to acknowledge the mistake and invited both customers to the factory to commemorate the double rarity. It has even been documented in the brand’s archives.
Only 1963 examples of the 911 S/T were built. Each one was customized to the owner’s preference, but some, like this Fraise 911 S/T, are more special than others.