Outlaw Porsche 356. Brought back from the dead

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Dream finds like this are few and far between these days. Imagine walking randomly through your local scrap yard and spying that recognisable nose cone of a Porsche 356 poking through a gap between a couple of mundane slugs of steel. Your heart starts to race as you clamber around the cars to get to it…then boom, your heart sinks! It’s ruined..mullered..a no hoper! Then you think, you know what, I can do this!

Rustabus is a customer of KCW (kustomcoachwerks) and has successfully seen the transformation from the mess that was originally found in the scrap yard into this stunning bare metal hoodride style Outlaw 356. So hardcore in fact, it run bias plys!! Mind you, you could also call that crazy.

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– Our thanks to kustomcoachwerks