Not sure if this one has been covered here before?


http://topclassiccarsforsale.com/porsche/2...-6-vintage.html

Maybe if it had huge flares with a wheel/tire combo to match it "might" work.

When someone needs that many Porsche emblems plastered all over the car I question their sanity.

I guess someone must have liked it!

Ugly

Nice craftsmanship; It's great to see an idea become reality....well most of the time

I feel an ugly 914 thread in the making...

Reminds me of this car from a few years ago...

The amazing thing here is everything forward of the B pillar and below the belt line is stock-ish (aside from the 916 bumpers). How on earth can the addition / extension of the sail panels make the entire car look so bad?

That is just sad...really.

Wow! I don't fancy working on that engine"

Goes together like sour kraut and pasta sauce.

So wrong. Looks like a soap box derby car carved by an 8 year old.

I asked about the VIN number. I know there was only 1 75 6 I think and I have no idea where it is.

ZERO change this is it but someone that would do that might just do it to the one 75 6 out there.

1975 Porsche 914
PORSCHE 914 CUSTOM RACE ONE OF A KIND ART STUDY - REGISTERED PROJECT 914/6 914-6 -VINTAGE ROLLING BODY - ONLY THIS ONE WILL EVER BE PRODUCED.

Thank god that this was the only one.

Bob B

Much improved engine access.

Wow! Somebody did a Saab Sonett replica with a 914.

You leave me speechless. Not necessarily in a good way.

As if engine access is not bad enough already...

That thing has been for sale for years. I guess he ran out of motivation.

They would be lucky to find someone willing to take the car for free.

It might have a rust free chassis so it could be worth something....maybe

There was either a yellow on or green one that looked almost exactly the same, and it was for sales for years.

I almost want to buy something like that and take it up to Eds gun club for a proper end.

rich