Some cars are built to be admired. Others carry a story measured in seconds. This 1995 Porsche 911 Gunther Werks 400R ‘Greenwich Commission’ is 1 of just 25 examples produced and shows only about 1,950 miles. Built as a modern interpretation of the air-cooled 993 platform, this 400R pairs classic 911 character with focused engineering, including a naturally aspirated 4.0-liter flat-six, rear-wheel drive, and a manual gearbox. Its connection to Gunther Werks’ Laguna Seca air-cooled lap record gives it a place in the brand’s history, with Randy Pobst piloting the car to a 1:30.99 lap, a time that put it within striking distance of modern hypercar territory.
Included with the car is a second hood signed by Randy Pobst, along with a high-wing setup used during the record-setting lap for additional downforce. The aerodynamic upgrades, revised suspension setup, and updated engine mapping used for the Laguna Seca effort helped transform this 993-based commission from an exceptionally rare build into a documented performance benchmark. That combination gives this 400R a level of provenance few collector-grade Porsches can claim, blending limited-production craftsmanship, verified track history, and a direct connection to one of Gunther Werks’ defining moments. For the enthusiast who values rarity, condition, and provenance in equal measure, this ‘Greenwich Commission’ offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved 400R with a documented place in Gunther Werks history.
Watch the Laguna Seca lap record video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSXbKWNZ8Bs
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