Because he didn't have a good title and sold what he could, and used the truck frame to title it.

Incredible work.

Is there a chance in USA that a modified car (truck ???) like this could be authorized to be driven on open road ???

Or not and just for shows ???

Anyone know what ever happened to it? Where is it today? was it ever finished?

as long as it passes safety inspection there would be no problem with that here in upstate ny. Needs things like windshield, lights, horn, wipers, good tires and brakes all suspention and steering in good shape. Its still a porsche 911 acording to the paperwork

It hurts my teeth....

We can only hope this is not a prophetic vision. With the direction I see Porsche going it is very disturbing in it's possibilities. "Manufacturing the most sporting vehicles in all classes..........."

Beast probably has two engines.....for better balance ;-/

Looks like it is begging for a 12v71 Detroit. I'd love to see the finished product.

Unfortunate demise of a good chassis.

Looks like they dropped the 911 shell on top of a domestic V-8 frame. I suspect an unusual-look dirt tracker in the making. I hope they add more cage around the driver. Looks a lot better than most billboard-shaped body work on these vehicles.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1387240899.jpg

Sherwood

ought to have his tool box welded shut!

More negative camber.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1387247675.jpg

He obviously was abused as a child , teen, young adult and didn't have a dog to kick. "Not that I condone kicking humans unless they really deserve it", so said the dog.

Must be getting ready to film another Mad Max movie?

I love seeing these sorts of creations. It wakes up the whole other side of my brain and I find the discomfort exhilarating! :)

By deleting windshields, he singlehandedly blew the "should I remove my windshields as a preventative maintenance item" thread straight to hell. This guy is visionary. NO rot in his windshield frame. Guaranteed.
Ron