WPOZZZ99ZSS390258
993 RS
Clubsport
One of 277 ever made. Riviera Blue. Born to race.
1996
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Technical Specification
Built to
Dominate
Engine
3.8L Flat-6
Power
300 HP
RPM
6,500
Weight
1,270 kg
0-100 km/h
4.9 sec
Top Speed
277 km/h
Clubsport Specification
Welded roll cage
Clubsport rear spoiler
Deep chin spoiler
Additional oil cooler
Strut bar
No A/C, no radio, no carpets
Chassis
WPOZZZ99ZSS390258
Engine
63586465
Colour
L39E — Riviera Blue
The Story
No Going
Back
Henry Biddlecombe had what he thought would be his forever car — a Ferrari 430 Scuderia. Then he made the mistake of test-driving this 993 RS Clubsport. After five minutes in the driver's seat, there was no going back.
"This is the automotive equivalent of heroin. There's no going back after this."
— Henry Biddlecombe
The yellow stripe is an homage to the car's racing past. This 993 RS Clubsport started life as a race car, competing in the 1996 GT Supercars Championship at Kyalami and other South African circuits, driven by Rolf Schlub — who won the series, beating Toby Fenta.
The original car wore yellow decals during its championship days. Henry wanted to honour that history — "albeit in a more aesthetically pleasing way." The result is the striking Riviera Blue and racing yellow livery you see today.
MESEEKS — WP
The license plate is a nod to Mr. Meeseeks — a character designed to do one thing and one thing only, and otherwise destroy itself. Much like this car: an insanely single-purpose machine with a level of madness that's difficult to describe.
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277
Clubsport examples
produced worldwide
2
Imported to
South Africa
Provenance
Five Owners,
One Legacy
February 1996
Gary Dunkerley
First Delivery
Delivered new on 8th February 1996. Owned for only a few months before the car found its true calling on the racetrack.
1996
February 1996
Gary Dunkerley
First Delivery
Delivered new on 8th February 1996. Owned for only a few months before the car found its true calling on the racetrack.
1996
1996
Rolf Schlub
Championship Winner
Entered in the 1996 GT Supercars Championship. Won the series at Kyalami and other South African circuits, beating Toby Fenta. The car wore yellow racing decals during this era.
1996
Rolf Schlub
Championship Winner
Entered in the 1996 GT Supercars Championship. Won the series at Kyalami and other South African circuits, beating Toby Fenta. The car wore yellow racing decals during this era.
June 2000 – Sept 2006
John Greve
Six Years of Racing
Used in selected sportscar club races. Engine rebuilt in Germany by Fahrzeugtechnik in October 2001. Crashed at Kyalami turn 2 in late 2004 and repaired. Accumulated significant track time.
2000
June 2000 – Sept 2006
John Greve
Six Years of Racing
Used in selected sportscar club races. Engine rebuilt in Germany by Fahrzeugtechnik in October 2001. Crashed at Kyalami turn 2 in late 2004 and repaired. Accumulated significant track time.
2006
Sept 2006 – July 2017
Ray Wise
A Decade of Care
Eleven years of careful ownership. Race preparation by Café 9, regular servicing by Carrera Motors. ECU remapping by RBTS Racing in 2011. The car continued to be used as intended.
Sept 2006 – July 2017
Ray Wise
A Decade of Care
Eleven years of careful ownership. Race preparation by Café 9, regular servicing by Carrera Motors. ECU remapping by RBTS Racing in 2011. The car continued to be used as intended.
July 2017 – Present
Shane Watkins
Complete Restoration
Commissioned a major refurbishment at Crossley & Webb in April 2018. Full body respray in Riviera Blue, complete mechanical overhaul, original Bosch ECU reinstated. Every nut and bolt attended to.
2017
July 2017 – Present
Shane Watkins
Complete Restoration
Commissioned a major refurbishment at Crossley & Webb in April 2018. Full body respray in Riviera Blue, complete mechanical overhaul, original Bosch ECU reinstated. Every nut and bolt attended to.
Now
Current Owner
Henry Biddlecombe
The Forever Car
Added the yellow racing stripes to honour the car's 1996 championship heritage. Competes in the Speed Classic Cape Town Hillclimb. License plate MESEEKS — WP. 51,130 km on the clock.
Current Owner
Henry Biddlecombe
The Forever Car
Added the yellow racing stripes to honour the car's 1996 championship heritage. Competes in the Speed Classic Cape Town Hillclimb. License plate MESEEKS — WP. 51,130 km on the clock.
Gallery
In the
Wild
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Top-down view showing Riviera Blue paint and AG Capital livery
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Carrera RS badge detail on rear decklid
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At the start line of the Speed Classic Cape Town Hillclimb
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Three-quarter front view in the paddock showing yellow stripe and wide stance
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Front three-quarter view at the Speed Classic event
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Tackling a corner on the Philip Kgosana Drive hillclimb
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Aerial view on the street with spectators
Top-down view showing the yellow racing stripe and Clubsport wing
Speed Classic Cape Town Hillclimb — Philip Kgosana Drive — 25 October 2025
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Speed Classic Cape Town Hillclimb — Philip Kgosana Drive