1998 Porsche 911 C2S "Arsham"
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1998 Porsche 911 Carrera S “993A”
VIN: WP0AA2999WS320803
“993A” by New York artist Daniel Arsham
Painted in bespoke Vanilla Yellow, believed to have been painted on just 1 Turbo S
Bespoke dark green leather interior with special touches throughout
Engine upgraded to 3.8L with Carrillo connecting rods, CNC-machined cylinder heads, etc.
Full body paint protection film
6-speed manual transmission, rear wheel drive
Documented throughout its construction and assembly
The final year of the air cooled Porsche 911
Many might consider their own automobiles to be rolling art pieces, Daniel Arsham takes his cars to a completely different level. Based in New York, Arsham is known for making automotive-centered art pieces, in this case usable pieces of art that you can drive. In the form of “993A”, this “Arsham-spec” 911 represents the best of the aircooled Porsches with its own brand of artistic innovation. Being the 993 generation, it starts with the final and most refined aircooled Porsche platform ever made.
The 993 was completely disassembled in Arsham's own private garage, supported by close collaborator Greg Anagostopolous, mechanic and self-trained artist. Throughout the design process Arsham had a vision for what the 993 would become, resulting in a high-powered, aesthetically redesigned Porsche 911 to honor the final hurrah of the air cooled cars. A bespoke green leather interior was created, color-matched hardback sport seats, and bespoke Vanilla Yellow paint that was believed to be painted on just one factory 993 Turbo S. Through other mechanical upgrades and restoration, the 993 was reimagined through Daniel Arsham's vision, becoming a rolling work of art that was revealed in 2024.
Artist's summary, from ARSHAM MOTORSPORT
In late 2024, artist Daniel Arsham introduced the 993A, a project designed to honor the legacy of the Porsche 993, which represents the final generation of air-cooled 911s produced between 1994 and 1998. This specific generation is historically significant for its successful integration of classic Porsche architecture with modern technical advancements, most notably the introduction of a multi-link rear suspension and improved aerodynamics. As the definitive conclusion to the original air-cooled lineage, the 993 remains a highly coveted model that marks a pivotal era in automotive engineering.
The creation of the 993A involved an extensive eight-month mechanical overhaul led by automotive specialist Greg Agastanopolous in Arsham's personal garage. The original 3.6-liter engine was blueprinted and expanded to a 3.8-liter displacement, incorporating high-performance components such as Carrillo connecting rods and CNC-machined cylinder heads. These power upgrades were supported by a custom ECU remap, a rebuilt G50 transmission, and a bespoke suspension system developed by KW Suspension to Arsham's specific requirements. Additionally, the braking and exhaust systems were fully restored to factory standards, ensuring that the vehicle's performance was as refined as its aesthetic presentation.
Visually, the 993A is defined by its Paint to Sample Vanilla Yellow exterior, a rare color historically associated with a single factory Turbo S. This exterior palette is paired with graphite-finished wheels and a custom interior executed by German leather artisan Justin Placek. The cabin features triple-stitched green leather, body-colored seat backrests, and custom-finished gauges from Arsham Studio, drawing clear inspiration from the bespoke craftsmanship of the Porsche Sonderwunsch program. Following its debut at The Bridge in September 2024, the 993A stands as a sophisticated fusion of heritage engineering and contemporary artistic innovation.
About artist Daniel Arsham
With work known to be at the intersection of art, architecture, and performance, Daniel Arsham has cemented himself in the art world since the early 2000s. Based in New York city, his commentary on a wide range of subjects and matters has extended over two decades with his signature concept, “Fictional Archaeology,” taking iconic objects from the present and reimagining them as geological relics from a distant future.
Arsham is well known for being an automotive enthusiast, both seen throughout his work and his automotive collections. One of his most famous series, “Eroded Cars” takes the form of life-size automobile forms that look as if they've been unearthed from a futuristic dig site. Eroded Porsche 911, perhaps his most recognized work in this vein, was created in multiple versions including white quartz and ash. Eroded DeLorean is also another famous work of art by Arsham.
Upon arriving at Canepa, the car was looked over meticulously as a part of the “Canepa Difference” process. The 993 was completely detailed inside and out, including hand washing of the underside of the car. The car was given a comprehensive test drive and mechanical inspection, resulting in a clean bill of health and an excellent example of the 993 ready to be enjoyed. Now, for the first time since completion, Daniel Arsham's personal “993A” art is ready to be used, viewed, and enjoyed by an owner looking for the duality of a driveable piece of art.
1998 Porsche 911 Carrera S “993A”
VIN: WP0AA2999WS320803
“993A” by New York artist Daniel Arsham
Painted in bespoke Vanilla Yellow, believed to have been painted on just 1 Turbo S
Bespoke dark green leather interior with special touches throughout
Engine upgraded to 3.8L with Carrillo connecting rods, CNC-machined cylinder heads, etc.
Full body paint protection film
6-speed manual transmission, rear wheel drive
Documented throughout its construction and assembly
The final year of the air cooled Porsche 911
Many might consider their own automobiles to be rolling art pieces, Daniel Arsham takes his cars to a completely different level. Based in New York, Arsham is known for making automotive-centered art pieces, in this case usable pieces of art that you can drive. In the form of “993A”, this “Arsham-spec” 911 represents the best of the aircooled Porsches with its own brand of artistic innovation. Being the 993 generation, it starts with the final and most refined aircooled Porsche platform ever made.
The 993 was completely disassembled in Arsham's own private garage, supported by close collaborator Greg Anagostopolous, mechanic and self-trained artist. Throughout the design process Arsham had a vision for what the 993 would become, resulting in a high-powered, aesthetically redesigned Porsche 911 to honor the final hurrah of the air cooled cars. A bespoke green leather interior was created, color-matched hardback sport seats, and bespoke Vanilla Yellow paint that was believed to be painted on just one factory 993 Turbo S. Through other mechanical upgrades and restoration, the 993 was reimagined through Daniel Arsham's vision, becoming a rolling work of art that was revealed in 2024.
Artist's summary, from ARSHAM MOTORSPORT
In late 2024, artist Daniel Arsham introduced the 993A, a project designed to honor the legacy of the Porsche 993, which represents the final generation of air-cooled 911s produced between 1994 and 1998. This specific generation is historically significant for its successful integration of classic Porsche architecture with modern technical advancements, most notably the introduction of a multi-link rear suspension and improved aerodynamics. As the definitive conclusion to the original air-cooled lineage, the 993 remains a highly coveted model that marks a pivotal era in automotive engineering.
The creation of the 993A involved an extensive eight-month mechanical overhaul led by automotive specialist Greg Agastanopolous in Arsham's personal garage. The original 3.6-liter engine was blueprinted and expanded to a 3.8-liter displacement, incorporating high-performance components such as Carrillo connecting rods and CNC-machined cylinder heads. These power upgrades were supported by a custom ECU remap, a rebuilt G50 transmission, and a bespoke suspension system developed by KW Suspension to Arsham's specific requirements. Additionally, the braking and exhaust systems were fully restored to factory standards, ensuring that the vehicle's performance was as refined as its aesthetic presentation.
Visually, the 993A is defined by its Paint to Sample Vanilla Yellow exterior, a rare color historically associated with a single factory Turbo S. This exterior palette is paired with graphite-finished wheels and a custom interior executed by German leather artisan Justin Placek. The cabin features triple-stitched green leather, body-colored seat backrests, and custom-finished gauges from Arsham Studio, drawing clear inspiration from the bespoke craftsmanship of the Porsche Sonderwunsch program. Following its debut at The Bridge in September 2024, the 993A stands as a sophisticated fusion of heritage engineering and contemporary artistic innovation.
About artist Daniel Arsham
With work known to be at the intersection of art, architecture, and performance, Daniel Arsham has cemented himself in the art world since the early 2000s. Based in New York city, his commentary on a wide range of subjects and matters has extended over two decades with his signature concept, “Fictional Archaeology,” taking iconic objects from the present and reimagining them as geological relics from a distant future.
Arsham is well known for being an automotive enthusiast, both seen throughout his work and his automotive collections. One of his most famous series, “Eroded Cars” takes the form of life-size automobile forms that look as if they've been unearthed from a futuristic dig site. Eroded Porsche 911, perhaps his most recognized work in this vein, was created in multiple versions including white quartz and ash. Eroded DeLorean is also another famous work of art by Arsham.
Upon arriving at Canepa, the car was looked over meticulously as a part of the “Canepa Difference” process. The 993 was completely detailed inside and out, including hand washing of the underside of the car. The car was given a comprehensive test drive and mechanical inspection, resulting in a clean bill of health and an excellent example of the 993 ready to be enjoyed. Now, for the first time since completion, Daniel Arsham's personal “993A” art is ready to be used, viewed, and enjoyed by an owner looking for the duality of a driveable piece of art.
Specifications
- Year
- 1998
- Brand
- Porsche
- Model
- 911 C2S "Arsham"
- Condition
- Used
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