Interesting, but not for me... I'm not even sure how I found it.

https://www.streetsideclassics.com/vehicles...rsche-914-targa

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WOW, I can see what they were going for, but that nose doesn't work

Sorry, it just looks silly.

Been discussed here several times over the years.
Some guy in the Seattle area or thereabouts.

There's a green one too.

Brutal...

This is why fiberglass (along with bondo) should be locked up.

Come on Bob, you could have done that with your restoration project!!!!

Thank you. I figured, but searched before I posted. Going back into hiding...

The nose bears an unfortunate resemblance to a Plymouth Superbird.

The thing about cars like this . . . it's unique. If the person that created it likes it . . . . well that's one thing.

But then to try to sell it later on:

Now you're looking for your soul mate that had that same . . . ahem . . . unique taste as the creator did. Good luck with that.

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That definitely puts the UG in ugly.

Now that is cool. I wonder if I could make it a daily driver. it would put size back on my side after decades of driving small sports cars. Would make easy work of traffic.

A little creative plumbing and I'll bet you could win that coveted Parking lot 24 hrs of vacuum.

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Found what's left of the original website here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20130618235142/...4.8_sebin-.html

The slightest tap and the whole front would crack. The orange car's frunk would also be very hard to access. It's also terrible looking .

Likewise the engine compartment-bad enough stock, now you have the wings/sails/?? to crawl over?

If I ever do that, you guys should have me locked up.