So here are the details:

914 "chassis", 3.2 Carrera motor on Webers, 17" rims with polished stainless moondiscs, periscope rear view mirror, '55 Continental body.

Ha, you beat me to it, I just saw this as well, here's some more shots.

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I think I like it! Ya, I'm pretty sure I do.

that looks like 356 meets pimp my ride

Okay in a sea of medicroty, thats actually pretty hot. Thats very nice. I like it.

i like it!!!!

has kind of a hot rod 'lead sled' look to it. chopped, channeled and lowered. then a nice tuck and roll down in TJ!!!!!

The car was originally from Austraila. The guys name is Dink Farmer I believe. He does restorations. I sold a Roadster project to a client of his. He said he paid $200,000 for it, and then had to sort it out. I wouldn't believe the numbers, but the car is absolutely the ultimate 356 Outlaw!!

OH MY GOD!
Who would cut up thier teener to do something like that???

I'm apauled!!


Paul

Pretty weird but kind of cool. A little less chrome and scoops and a little more stealth and I'd want one, but not at $200k.

I like it. Pretty damn slick. It looks fast sitting still and that image is hard to achieve nowadays.

Good job:

Retrotech... who are you ? I see Mosier Oregon. Is this Gary ?


B

I would, it looks hot to me...

IMHO the windshield is a bit crude, but other than that... GREAT!!!

cheers,

Jeroen

Well "I" like it....but then my taste is totally wierd....

I really like that! Looks like a custom vintage racer to me...one of my favorite themes.

John www.ghiaspecialties.com

Brad, go to route30classics.com to see who "retrotech" is. Has a beautiful spot in the Columbia Gorge about 60 miles east of Portland.

Looks like Gary's work though... someone is very good.

Damnit!



M

I do so desperately want a periscope rear view mirror. I am sure that then my wife would be complete. errr my life would be complete.

Thanks for the intro Jim.

www.route30classics.com