Patrick Zimmermann and his company, DP Motorsport, have rolled out yet another nicely restored Porsche 911 (964) – this time around with a strong retro vibe to it.
Most of the bodywork was made by hand from carbon fiber and Kevlar. Body kit parts such as the front fenders and the ducktail wing in the back were also fabricated in house, and replacements were made in the departments of doors, rear side windows, and wheels.
Speaking of wheels, they are Fuchs 15-inch forged rollers shod in Michelin TB5 rubber. The suspension enjoys a moderate lowering courtesy of KW springs, and the whole body wears a Stone Grey paint with Burgundy accents.
The engine was stroked to 3.8 liters of displacement and now hits the rear wheels with 324 PS (320 hp / 238 kW) and 380 Nm (280 lb-ft) of torque. The transmission is five-speed manual.
Rounding off the modifications is a completely remade cabin with seats wrapped in leather and Alcantara, a welded roll cage, four-point Schroth safety harnesses and a Momo steering wheel, to name just a few highlights.
