Custom Cars - Storyboards - page 12
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The 928 'Surfari' Is A Beach Buggy Inspired Build
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Built By Tadeusz Elwart, The Man Was Introduced To Porsches Through His Father
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Tadeusz Is The Organizer Of The Hel Riders Festival
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The Hel Festival Is Named After The Hel Peninsula In Poland
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The Event Is Fairly New, The First Edition Was Held In 2022
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The Festival Has Become A Gathering Point For Vintage Porsche Enthusiasts
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It Is A Celebration Which Brings Together Enthusiasts Of Skateboarding, Surfing, Motorcycles, And Air-Cooled Porsches
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Last Year Also Saw The Arrival Of Several Air Cooled Porsches
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Tadeusz's Surfari Was Designed By Rally Veteran Tomasz Staniszewski And Local Designers Lange And Lange
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To Embrace The Beachlife, It Features A Roof Rack For Surf Boards And Bicycles
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The Surfari Also Has Been Fitted With Some Auxiliary Lights
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The Gearbox And Suspension Of This 928 Has Been Modified
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Swipe Up To Read About How The Surfari Came To Exist.
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California-based Signer Vehicle Design has been building resto-mod Porsches for over a decade
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Singer chose the Porsche 964 as the base car for all its projects as it perfectly bridges the classic and modern traits of air-cooled 911s
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Singer's first car is an epic remake of the original Porsche 911, from 1964
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Singer's obsession with making the perfect classic 911 has resulted in the most exquisite automotive art. So far, Singer has produced 4 models in limited quantities
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All Singer cars' powertrain are based on Mezger's last air-cooled engine
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The Singer DLS - "Dynamic Lightweight Study" builds upon Singer's first model - the Classic.
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The engine in the Singer DLS is an upgraded variant of the Singer Classic's 3.8-liter, air-cooled flat six
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The naturally-aspirated boxer engine in the Singer DLS makes 503 hp instead of the Singer Classic's 350, making it the most powerful air-cooled Singer
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At just 2,180 lbs, the 503-hp Singer DLS boasts a better power-to-weight ratio than a Bugatti Veyron
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Singer's third car is a remake to the original 930 Turbo, which was dubbed the Widowmaker
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The 3.8-liter flat-six is still air-cooled, but now features twin-turbochargers
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Singer Turbo features electric wastegates to reduce turbo lag, which was a known feature on the original 930
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Singer made two variants of the Turbo - one with 450 hp and a sportier,510-hp variant
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Singer's most radical model aims to reimagine the 934/935 Porsche race car from the 1970s
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All Singers, including the Turbo DLS, feature carbon-fiber bodies, designed from scratch to the smallest detail
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The 3.8-liter twin-turbo flat-six in the Singer Turbo DLS makes 700 hp
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The Singer DLS Turbo features water-cooled cylinder heads, similar to the Porsche 959
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Swipe up to learn more about Singer's epic lineup of reimagined Porsche 911s
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Magnus Walker has a soft spot for air-cooled Porsches
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The Poschephile says he likes his cars affordable, which means they don't, necessarily, need to be pristine examples
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Walker acquired many of the cars in his collection for under $10,000
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But his daily driver is something even he didn't expect to like at first
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A high-mileage Porsche Turbo S sounds like a risky purchase, but not when it has been well-looked-after
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Once a nearly $200,000 car, Magnus acquired this 2014 Turbo S daily driver for $60,000
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The odometer shows 183,000 miles, most of which (159,000 miles) done by the original owner
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The only visible sign of wear is the driver's seat, which really tells you Porsche 911s are built to last
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The semi-usable back seats is where Magnus' dog, Willow, often, sits
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The PDK transmission was changed at 120,000 miles, which cost the previous owner $30,000
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This 991 Turbo S is Magnus' only Porsche that doesn't have a manual transmission
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Swipe up to learn more about why he chose this modern-day Porsche as his daily driver.
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YouTuber Tyler Hoovie Of Hoovie's Garage, Bought This 2001 911 Turbo For A Low Price Of $24,000
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The '01 Turbo Packs A 3.6 L Flat-Six With 415 HP And 413 Lb-Ft With AWD. This One Has The Infamous 5-Speed Tiptronic Box
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As A Former Vegas Rental, This 996-gen, 911 Had Clocked 1,46,000 Miles With Some Minor Leaks And Niggles
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Tyler Bought The Car With Plans For An Off Road Conversion, Before He Gets It Inspected By The Car Wizard
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Next, He Bought $17,000 Worth Of Parts From Elephant Racing
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It Got Long travel Coil Overs, Subframe Spacers, Off-road tires, A bull bar, Auxiliary Lights, And A Roof Basket
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This 23 Year Old Porsche 996 Turbo Got Second Lease On Life
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The 911 Works Just As Well As Tyler Predicted
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We Get Some Spectacular Footage Of The Highriding 911 Ripping It Up Off Road
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He Even Hit Some Mud And Slush Tracks, Which Promptly Got Him Stuck
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Tyler Has The Time Of His Life Pushing His Bargain 911 Safari To It's Limit
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Hoovie Has Since Tried To Sell The 911 To One Of His Friends To Fund His Home Renovation And New Garage
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Unfortunately It Was Returned To Him Citing Some Issues With It, Which Made Him Believe Something Went Wrong When Off-Roading
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Luckily It Was A Minor Issue Which Was Rectified. Not Bad For A Build Which Cost $41,000
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Porsche Recently Initiated Legal Proceedings Against California-Based Singer
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Singer Has Been Restomoding Classic Porsches Since 2009
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One Of Their Most Significant Creations To Date Is The DLS Turbo
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Porsche Sued Singer In February 2024 Over Unlicensed Use Of Porsche Branding On Singer's Models Including Their 2018 And 2024 DLS Turbo
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Porche Claims Tha Singer's Models Are Completely New Cars From The Ground Up
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Hence, The Singer Brand Cannot Use Porsche Logo And Other Branding On their Models
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In 2012, Porsche Allowed Singer To Modify 911s, But Most Parts Had To Be Sourced From Porsche.
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Porsche Reiterated Its Demand For Singer To Remove Porsche Branding From Their DLS Models, Following A Similar Request For The Singer All-Terrain Competition Study (ACS) Where Singer Complied.
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This Case Is Reminiscent Of The "Purrari" Case
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Ferrari Sent A Cease And Desist Letter To DJ Deadmau5 For His Wrap, Which They Claimed Was Offensive To Their Brand
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What Does This Legal Cast Mean For Other Porsche Restorers/Modifiers Like RWB?
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Swipe Up To Read More.
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This is Akira Nakai, founder of legendary tuner RWB for creating widebody Porsches
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Akira Started Out As Leader Of A Drift Crew - Rough World
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But Nakai San Always Had A Keen Eye For Porsches
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He Got A Chance To Build One - Which He Named Stella Artois In The '90s
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This Was The Begining Of RWB - Which Stands For Rauh-Welt Begriff (Rough World Understanding)
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This Led To Multiple Projects In Japan, Achieving A Cult Status
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Porsche Purists Were Not Happy With His Treatment Of Air-Cooled Vintage Porsches
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But RWB's popularity grew over time
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He First Gained Popularity In The U.S After A Collaboration With Hoonigan's Brian Scotto
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Every Project He Is A Part of He Does The Cutting By Hand
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Suspension Is Lowered And A Substantial Widebody Kit Is Intalled
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He Puts Signature Touches In The Interiors As Well
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Now RWB Works On 40-50 Cars Per Year
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A Build Can Cost Anywhere From $20,000, upwards of $50,000
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Restomodding Is All The Rage These Day
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HWA Was Founded In The Year 1998 by Hans-Werner Aufrecht, One Of The Founders Of AMG
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Singer Is A More Recent Company, Started By Rob Dickinson in 2009
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The HWA Evo II Is A Mercedes Benz 190 Evo 2 Inspired Build
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The Singer DLS Turbo Is A Modernized Restomod Of The Porsche 934/5 Racecar
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HWA Projects Begin With A Donor W201 From The Early '90s
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Each Singer Project Comes From A Owner Looking For A Unique Transformation
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The HWA Evo II Features A Twin-Turbo 3.0-Liter V6 Producing 443 Horsepower
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The Singer DLS Turbo Comes With A Twin-Turbo 3.8-Liter Flat Six Producing 700 Horsepower
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The HWA Evo II Has A 6-Speed Manual Gear Box
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The DLS Turbo Also Has A 6-Speed Manual Gearbox
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Only 100 Units Of The HWA Evo ii Will Be Made, Costing $770,000
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Each Car From Singer Is A Unique One-Off Build, And Can Cost Fomr 3-4 Million Dollars
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This Is The Half 11 By Oil Stain Labs
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Designed By Twin Brothers Iliya And Nikita Bridan
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They Are The Founders Of Oil Stain Design Lab, California
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The Project Started With A Sketch Of Porsche 911 And Porsche Indy Car
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The Brothers Drew Inspiration From The Porsche 917 Prototype Racecar
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The Body Is Composed Of One Piece Hand-Beaten Aluminium
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The Chassis Is From A 1970s 911 Which Had To Be Slashed
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The Engine Is A LS-V8 Producing 650-HP
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The Rear Suspension Is Indycar Racing Coilovers
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The Exhaust System Is A Custom 3-D Print
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The Exhaust System Was Modelled Extensively On CAD
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The End Result Is A Low-Slung Prototype
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U.K-based tuner Lanzante has created a resto-mod Porsche 930 TAG Turbo
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This engine is from the McLaren-TAG-Porsche team that won several F1 championships in the 80s
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In place of the Porsche flat-six sits a 1.5-liter twin-turbo F1 V6 engine
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But this Porsche 930 is so much more than just raw power
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The lightweight theme continues into the interior that prioritizes function over form
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Big-power in a light-weight package with a stick should offer the ultimate analog experience
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Grand Prix racing was extremely dangerous back in the '80s
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The Carrera GT Is Another Halo Porsche That Features F1-Derived Engine
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Only three examples of the TAG 930 Porsche will be built
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The 80s Was A Decade Of Excess And It Had A Profound Impact On The Car World
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Magnus Walker Recently Got Some Seat Time In The Gemballa Avalanche
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John Owns This Particular Avalanche And Enlightens Magnus About The Car's History
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The Gemballa Avalanche Body Kit Dials Things Up To 11
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The 930 Was Transformed Into A Widebody Beast
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There Were Major Changes Under The Hood As Well
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This Gemballa Creation Is A Pretty Rare Blast From The Past
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This Is Not A Porsche Carrera GT
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This Is A Toyota MR2 Modified With An Avalanche GT Kit
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They Based Their Kit On The Legendary Porsche Exotic
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You Get A Mini Carerra GT Look Alike For A Quarter Of The Price
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The Avalanche GT Body Kit Will Set You Back £4,995.00 ($6,399)
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Their Products Are Not Limited To The Toyota MR2
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They Also Make Kits For The 911 GTRS
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The STL-1 Is A Unique Take On Mustang Crossover
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Italian Style Meets Classic American Muscle
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A Form That's Instantly Recognizable, But Its Form With Function
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This '68 Mustang Fastback Is Unlike Any Other
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The STL-1 Features A Tough Exo-Skeleton
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Exquisite Details Pay Homage To The Original
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Mods That Actually Make A Difference
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The STL-1 Is Designed To Conquer Any Terrain
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Boss Power From A Coyote 5.0 V8
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A Purpose-Built Driver-Focused Cockpit
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Keeping Things Light
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Future Production Is On The Cards
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