Most but their Porsche 911 for its good looks and high speed capabilities. A select few have the sense to buy one for its safari capabilities.

This 1984 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe is currently listed on Cars & Bids,

ready time deliver a rally experience for the right buyer.

In November 2019, the 911 Carrera was professionally converted to a Safari replica. The conversion cost over $10,000 and utilized Elephant Racing parts.

This 911 Carrera was professionally converted into a Safari replica using Elephant Racing parts in November 2019. Service records confirm the seller spent over $10,000 having a taller suspension installed and making the necessary modifications to accommodate it.

The long list of modifications includes all-terrain tires, mud flaps, Elephant Racing Safari suspension kit, strut bar, modified brake lines, relocated fuel pump, M&K muffler, front fog lights, a custom front bumper, fiberglass rear bumper, roof rack, decals on both sides, a RennShift shifter with wooden shift knob, and JBL Xtreme Bluetooth speaker.

Additional alterations include a 26.4-gallon fuel tank, LED headlights, a Momo steering wheel, and a five-point racing harness at each of the front seats.

It has a Ruby Red Metallic exterior paint job and a maroon interior.

The rear-wheel drive 911 comes powered by an air-cooled 3.2-liter flat-six engine that is paired with a five-speed manual transmission. The engine achieves 200 horsepower and 185 pound-feet of torque. It was rebuilt in 2004.

It has 156,000 miles on the odometer. According to the Cars&Bids website, the AutoCheck history report “notes that this car’s odometer was once described as exceeding its mechanical limits.”

The Porsche rides on 16-inch wheels, has power window and seats, and an aftermarket CD player. Its interior features leather upholstery.

Like any true off-roader of its age, there are small scratches throughout the model.

The Elijay, Georgia-based seller assures that it comes with a clean title from Florida.

An Omega Speedmaster Automatic 38mm watch (reference 175.0033) is included with the sale. That watch features a rally-style leather band that is nearly a perfect match for the car’s interior.

Current bidding for the car is up past $30,000.