Have you ever heard of a tuner company called Wagenbauanstalt? If not, we don’t blame you. The company specializes in elite tuning jobs, each of which costs hundreds of thousands of Euros. Wagenbauanstalt only releases one car per year, but when it does, it is invariably a masterpiece.
This resplendent 1993 Porsche 911 Turbo is its latest creation. The car sports a unique body kit consisting of door panels, side panels, fender flares, a rear and a front apron, and an enormous rear wing.
The rear of the vehicle no longer bears the Porsche emblem. Instead, there is a Wagenbauanstalt logo made of 24-karat gold by Robbe & Berking.
The entire body of this Porsche 911 Turbo has been lacquered Candy Fade Away with occasional golden accents. The paint has been applied in as many as 30 layers. Additionally, the car sports an ultra-expensive Braid wheelset by Wheel-Tec 24.
On the technical side of things, there have been no significant modifications. The interior of the car also remains stock, but all the beauty is in the small details. Just look at these hand-polished door grips! They are actually styled after those of Lincoln cars of the 1940s!
All in all, we will agree that the job deserves the highest praise.
Photo: Wagenbauanstalt