The classic Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 coupe (see video) provided the basis for quite a few Safari conversions back in the day, but this example on sale at Elferspot is brand-new after a full restoration. The price isn’t public, but the listing points out that it took more than 700 hours to bring back into shape.
Working with a model year 1986 Carrera 3.2, the tuners took it apart, repainted every detail and pieced it back together taking care to align the parts seamlessly. They also rebuilt the 3.2-liter stock engine and the transmission, adding a lockable differential while they were at it. In its current condition, the car sends 231 PS (228 hp / 170 kW) to the rear axle.
We would imagine that the suspension and the brakes are new as well, but the listing is light on details. What we do know is that this particular Safari is fully street-legal and comes equipped with special rugged bumpers, as well as all-terrain tires.