This is for TC - Ghia Outlaw!

OK TC - this one is for you! I found this on the Pelican site - its being built by a fellow in Chicago. Has a 912 engine and 944 brakes.
angela

Oh, and another rare one on the block (one of ten ever built)... Lots of pictures on this for you guys building a GT look-alike. Hope it finds a deserving owner. (obviously a well-heeled one...)
angela

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsche-356-1958-Porsche-Carrera-GS-GT-Speedster-THE-REAL-DEAL_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6428QQihZ016QQitemZ260078128893QQrdZ1

Sic, nice customizing - can't wait to see this painted, is it for sale? my brother needs something to tinker with . Cabanaboy-chillen!!

I'm sure that the Ghia/356 project belongs to out own "BT", he posts here now and again, and is usually on TheSamba as well in the Porsche Forum.

If it ISN'T his ride, then someone's been reading his mail . . . it's a PISSA project ! ! !

TC - I found it on the Pelican BBS site. This car is SO COOL! I just love the rear fenders on it. And the front end.... And the brakes... Oh boy. Tell you what, TC, the Karman Ghia is definately on my "drag home" list (where I'll drag it home in almost any condition!).
angela

Angela; that Carrera GT is just wonderful. The best thing is that it's a color match to my car!

There are more shots of bt's ride on TheSamba, in the Ghia gallery section. Search under bt in the "Search for Submitter" box.

Ricardo - I commend you on your excellent taste! Did you check this recently? Up to $275,400 and RESERVE is NOT met... Kaching!

BT - your car ROCKS! I love it. Did you do all the work yourself and when are you going to be finished?
angela

Yea, that's my little puppy.

I shaped the rear fenders from a '67 Camaro.The rear bumper is a "67 down Bug ft bumper. From the trailing arms out are all 944.

I was going to convert it to a Shuby but I'm getting lazy.

I have some pics in my gallery.

Bryan

Yes, I did everything myself. I'm a pretty fair wrench turner. I found the car crashed. It should have been a parts car but I wanted to save it.

I'll be driving it this summer.

bryan

Bryan - you keep us updated on this (with pics please!). Your car appeals to those of us who appreciate unusual handcrafted workmanship. Best of luck on your build. angela

Bryan, I understand the question from last week regarding the script thing. WOW.

How can I get those pics put into my gallery?