TRIBUTE 356 PORSCHE SPEEDSTER OUTLAW BY VINTAGE SPEEDSTER IN CALIFORNIA VERY RARE OUTLAW SPECIFICATION WITH 1776cc TWIN CARB ENGINE, FRONT DISC BRAKES, FREEWAY FLYER TRANSMISSION…RACE READY BOTH IN LOOK AND CONDITION! UK V5 REGISTERED AS A 1970 VW HISTORIC VEHICLE, ARRIVED IN THE UK FROM SUNNY CALIFORNIA IN 2015 This car was Factory built number by Vintage Speedster out of California and is not a kit car. Vintage Speedster is the number 1 builder of these cars in the US, and their quality and fit and finish is top notch. They use a custom built, jig welded 2″x4″ 11 gauge steel frame. This rigid structure retains the original VW floorpan designed by Dr. Ferdinand Porsche and integrates the largest frame possible. In addition the steering is slightly offset just like in the originals. New engine fitted and estimated 6k miles with stunning CSP EVO complete exhaust system, low aspect dual pipe. While the original 356 Speedsters are very rare to find, these Vintage Speedster built Speedsters are also rare with only a little over 3000 built. Even avid Porsche enthusiasts have a difficult time telling these from the real ones. Making this one even more unique is that it was built with the Outlaw Styling which was a race influenced look on these giving them a more aggressive appearance. Body and paint are truly near flawless. The Khaki Olive is a truly a authentic Porsche colour combo with Blood Red interior dash on this Speedster and suits the car perfectly. The Outlaw look eliminates front and rear bumpers as well as the chrome side body trim. Vented engine bay lid, wing mounted race mould side view mirrors, yellow glass race headlamps, front fog lights and racing decals help finish this stunning look.. You will be very impressed by the fit and finish with the doors, open and shut with a solid feel and body panel gaps are in great alignment. The Speedster comes with a full soft top and matching Drop-in-side windows, tonneau cover, Drop-in-side driving windows for when the roof is down, Porsche chrome hub-caps, original 1960’s Lietz rear chrome luggage rack.