somehting different ??

[Gavin944s2]

Here is one for the individual, (NOT mine) I saw it & thought it may be of interest to 1 or 3 of you

atb. Gav

ebay item > 331137204523

 

[Suffolk944]

Saw that car at the national club event a couple of years back - its certainly, erm, distinctive....

 

[944 man]

High in quality of finish and execution but low in taste.

 

[zcacogp]

ORIGINAL: 944 man

High in quality of finish and execution but low in taste.

Exactly what I was thinking. If the creator put his mind to it he could make something amazing and truly lovely. Sadly that example doesn't qualify.


Oli.

 

[pauljmcnulty]

331137204523

That's the guy who built it selling the car. Like it or not, the quality of the parts was superb, and he was a real enthusiast.

He was so disappointed in the quality of the regular bodywork mods available, that he wanted to make and sell far higher standard versions, but found the market too small. Things like the doors, the colour scheme etc. are mad, but why not? The car was destined for scrap, for pretty minor damage, so it's a 944 saved, and shows what you could do if you want to go bonkers on one. I do agree it's a car more suited to a Miami seafront than grey, wet England. [&:]

I'd buy it like a shot if I was able too. It was that good, and really livened the endless rows of silver Porsches up a bit at the RAC event.

 

[pauljmcnulty]

Just to add, I'd buy it like a shot subject to it still being as nice as it was then! []

 

[944Turbo]

Looked better on the original wheels and I quite like it too, though not more than a certain standard turbo cab
Tony

 

[zcacogp]

ORIGINAL: pauljmcnulty
That's the guy who built it selling the car. Like it or not, the quality of the parts was superb, and he was a real enthusiast.

He was so disappointed in the quality of the regular bodywork mods available, that he wanted to make and sell far higher standard versions, but found the market too small. Things like the doors, the colour scheme etc. are mad, but why not? The car was destined for scrap, for pretty minor damage, so it's a 944 saved, and shows what you could do if you want to go bonkers on one. I do agree it's a car more suited to a Miami seafront than grey, wet England. [&:]

I'd buy it like a shot if I was able too. It was that good, and really livened the endless rows of silver Porsches up a bit at the RAC event.

Best of luck to him. Good workmanship is always appealing, and I can forgive him many things if they are done well. However that car is a step too far for my tastes, well done or not!

All the best to the guy selling it though. And bravo to him for keeping it on the road.


Oli.