A very special Porsche 911 (964) is soon coming up for auction.

From our friends at @classicdriver:

Would the owner of the Porsche 911 RSR please collect your car, it's been parked for 31 years

While the 964 Carrera RS was Porsche’s modern day 2.7 RS, the RS was somewhat tame compared to the outrageous 964 RSR. Capable of reaching 0-62mph in a blistering 3.7 seconds, the 964 RSR’s sprint time is still impressive, a mere 0.3 seconds slower than the current day 992 generation GT3. Almost shamefully, the Porsche now remains outstandingly original and untouched, having not been driven for 30 years, even retaining the factory applied Cosmoline protective coating.

Supplied to special order, the car wasn’t delivered until 1996, a whole three years after its build date, such was the length of time needed to meet the owner's extravagant and exacting requirements, some of which included an interior extensively trimmed in Guards Red leather extending to the seats, headlining, dashboard, steering column, steering wheel, door caps and roll cage.

Read the full story at classicdriver.com as this unique piece of history heads to @bonhamscars upcoming Abu Dhabi sale.

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Pics: @alexbabington

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Pics: @rmsothebys