Porsche 930 Prototype

[prin]

So let’s talk big dollars...
After I got done with the ceramic coating job, I drove to help a good friend out. He got invited to go the Amelia Island to one of there famous car shows. It is an extreme honor to get invited to one of these. So, the paint was a little dull and haze as well as scratches were on a lot of the surfaces. I was able to get this one back into tip top shape and ready for the lawn. This is a 1 of 1 Porsche 930 Slant-nose. It also have the original “Lollipop” seats. These seats are the original Porsche racing seats. This car is a prototype that was built by a German millionaire. It has a lot of history and is worth over $500k. It is an honor to get to work on some of the extremely rare cars that comes out of Trissl Sport Cars

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[Sizzle Chest]

Very cool car! Looks like it cleaned up well. Nice! What products/etc did you use? And do you have any other info/history on the car?

Thanks for posting!

 

[Sicoupe]

Beautiful job my friend!

Kyle

 

[prin]

No problem. This was by not being planned. I was literally called while putting on a ceramic coating on a 2500 Denali truck and was asked to do this car in the next couple hours. I had to drive 1.5 hours to get to the site. They had all of the documents from the cars past. The owner was a German millionaire that saw a slant nose race car and wanted Porsche to build him that same car. The German government had to approve of the front clip and headlight placement. The documents for that is there as well. I used M105 and Sonax polish yo get things leveled out. Then it was sealed. Car came out perfect.


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[LEDetailing]

What a cool and unique car. My first thought was man those are some huge fog lamps. Then I noticed the flip-ups were deleted. Awesome work, thanks for sharing.

 

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Wow, that is a very cool Porsche. Thanks for sharing.

Looks great. Nicely done.

 

[SWETM]

Very cool unique car and history. Great work and thanks for shareing!

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

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Where's the pictures? All I see is this?

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[prin]

I reloading them as attachments. Sorry about that.




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