Well, this is a little different! An absolutely extraordinary 997 Carrera 4 Widebody GT3 Cup evocation, finished in glorious Speed Yellow with an exceptionally rare Palm Green (almost black) leather interior, just 59,000 miles and a fascinating Japanese history. Beautifully presented, wonderfully individual and even rumoured to have appeared in the legendary Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift movie! Add a recent feature in 911 & Porsche World magazine and ownership by a multiple concours-winning Porsche Club enthusiast, and we have something rather special indeed. First registered in Japan in 2006, this remarkable 911 was transformed into the GT3-inspired machine you see today whilst still in its homeland. Its striking appearance includes GT3 bodywork, prominent rear wing, GT3 Cup graphics, black 20-inch Niche alloy wheels, sports suspension and a fabulous quad-exit full sports exhaust system with titanium tailpipes. Importantly, the transformation goes beyond aesthetics, with recalibrated engine and transmission ECUs providing enhanced engine response and sharper, more sporting gear changes. It's certainly not a car for the shy and retiring, but goodness, what a thing! And then there's the colour combination. Speed Yellow is arguably one of Porsche's most desirable colours, particularly on its more sporting 911s. Yet open the door and you're greeted by something altogether more unusual: Palm Green leather. It is almost black and you have to catch it just right to see its green hue. It real is a touch of class. An exceptionally rare specification, seldom encountered on UK-delivered cars, it's a wonderfully sophisticated, almost black shade that provides a beautiful contrast to the extrovert exterior. We purchased this 911 directly from a Porsche Club enthusiast and multiple concours winner whose remarkable cars have featured in numerous Porsche publications. Indeed, this very car enjoyed a substantial feature in the December 2025 edition of 911 & Porsche World, exploring its fascinating history, specification and driving character. Perhaps most intriguing is its reputed connection to The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. Believed to have appeared as a background vehicle in the film, although we make no claim of verified screen provenance. Service intervals as Porsche schedule. Realistic annual budget for this 997.1: main-dealer or trusted specialist figures on request.