Singer Vehicle Design, founded in 2009 by former Catherine Wheel guitarist Rob Dickinson, has revolutionized the world of Porsche restoration. Starting with a customer's 964-generation 911, Singer meticulously disassembles and rebuilds each vehicle, backdating the 964's appearance to the coveted long-nose style of earlier 911 models complete with low bumpers and ducktail-inspired spoilers. This aesthetic transformation, coupled with the company's attention to detail, use of high-quality materials like carbon fiber, and ability to offer virtually limitless customization options, has set a new standard in classic car restoration. As a result, Singer has become synonymous with the pinnacle of Porsche craftsmanship, attracting a clientele that includes racing drivers, celebrities, and enthusiasts from around the globe. This Porsche 911 Targa Reimagined by Singer, known as "Blueberry," represents a stunning reimagination of a 1991 911 Carrera 4 Targa by Singer Vehicle Design. The transformation process was meticulously executed over the course of some 4,500 man-hours. At the core of this reimagined 911 lies an air-cooled 4.0-liter flat-six engine, fully rebuilt with RS+ cams, a CARB-compliant Emtron ECU, a ceramic plenum inlet, and a titanium muffler exhaust system. Power is transmitted to all four wheels via a six-speed manual transmission, maintaining the original Carrera 4's all-wheel-drive system. The suspension has been upgraded with an Öhlins sport adjustable system, providing superior roadholding capabilities. Braking performance is enhanced by Brembo brake calipers with high-performance rotors, finished in a bespoke Deep Orange with black lettering. The car rides on duo-tone wheels featuring satin black backgrounds with anodized outer rings. The "Blueberry" also boasts a seam-welded Targa body – an uncommon body style in the world of Singers – painted in Singer's specially formulated "Blue Blood" exterior finish. This striking color is complemented by ghosted light Blue Blood racing side stripes with Deep Orange lettering, and a matching Deep Orange decklid lettering. The Targa roof is trimmed in a Blue Black Stayfast canvas, while the Targa header, hoop face, and liner are custom-finished in Dark Navy and perforated Orange, respectively. Inside, the Blueberry showcases a thoroughly personalized interior. The primary trim is finished in Orange leather from the Classic Leather Collection, with bespoke weave inserts featuring Dark Navy stripes. The dashboard, roll tops, and knee pads are similarly trimmed in Dark Navy leather, creating a striking contrast of complementary colors. The front passengers are treated to carbon fiber bucket seats while rear passengers enjoy a folding rear seat, providing a touch of practicality. Singer’s renowned attention to detail is evident throughout the rest of the cabin, from the bespoke Prototipo steering wheel wrapped in Dark Navy leather with Orange stitching, to the dash emblem featuring a Singer script finished in Blue Blood. Even the gauge cluster has been customized with Singer Racing White faces, Blue Blood markings, and Singer Orange needles and redline. Modern conveniences have not been overlooked, with the inclusion of air conditioning and a high-end audio system featuring a Porsche Classic Radio Navigation unit with Apple CarPlay, upgraded Audison amplifier, and Dynaudio speakers with a subwoofer. Blueberry stands as a testament to Singer's philosophy of reimagining the Porsche 911, creating a vehicle that is both a tribute to the past and a glimpse into an alternative automotive future where the air-cooled engine continued to evolve and thrive. With its unique combination of performance upgrades, bespoke design elements, and meticulous attention to detail, this reimagined 911 Targa truly embodies the essence of Singer's craft. Offered with just 59 miles at the time of listing, this exquisite Singer creation presents an unparalleled opportunity for the devoted Porsche collector to acquire a virtually new, bespoke 911 that seamlessly blends classic aesthetics with modern performance.