This Bahama Yellow example was originally delivered to Manhattan Motorcars in January of 2020, and was features an original build price of $310,990.

In 2020 chassis 0934 was acquired by its new owner who maintained it until December of 2021. From there, it was sold through Merit Partners in Georgia and it has not transacted publicly since. 

Configuration Details:

Out of the original 1948 Speedster chassis, there were only three to be finished in Bahama Yellow. One chassis was originally delivered to Germany, while the other two were delivered to the United States. 

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In viewing the exterior of this configuration, the more notable details include the Satin Black finish on the 20-inch 911 Speedster Wheels, along with the Tinted PDLS+ LED Headlights in Black. 

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Rather interestingly, this example features the standard partial leather selection for the interior, meaning it maintains the rubber dashboard and upper portion on the door panels. I say this is interesting as this configuration does feature a few CXX details, such as the Pepita inserts, and Bahama Yellow painted pass throughs on the Lightweight Bucket Seats.