If you happen to have half a million U.S. dollars lying around doing nothing, consider getting this marvelous 1989 Porsche 911 Carrera built by Singer Vehicle Design. The car has been styled after the vintage 911 ST model, but packs plenty of modern tech inside.
The exterior sports a bespoke grey finish with a matte toning on the hood cover, the engine lid, and the door panels. As befits a classical restomod, stainless steel is used for the new fenders, the wheel arches and both bumpers. The headlamps stem from the 356 lineup, the power mirrors from the 964, and the door handles along with the front grilles are custom designs.
Rounding off the elegant image are 15-inch Fifteen52 Outlaw 003 rollers wrapped in Michelin TB15 rubber.
The inside space makes intensive use of navy blue Nappa leather with artificial suede on the dashboard. Other highlights include a new gear lever and a three-spoke Momo steering wheel.
Finally yet importantly, Singer makes a vast array of changes in the powertrain, although the exact numbers remain undisclosed.
