SBX Cars is proud to offer for sale this 1968 Porsche 912 Outlaw showing less than 700 miles since completion. Finished in Bahama Yellow over a custom black and Tartan interior, this heavily customized 912 is like no other vintage Porsche on the road. 

There are restomods and then there are reimagined modern masterpieces. This amazing 1968 912 falls into the latter category thanks to the tremendous level of craftsmanship brought to bear by Los Angeles-based S-Klub. Known for creating visually arresting reinterpretations of automotive icons, S-Klub pulled out all the stops on this particular Porsche. 

Starting with a refinish in the original factory shade of Bahama Yellow, this 1968 912 expands horizons on what a restomod can be with a deep roster of custom content. Hand-applied double pinstriping, copper components inside and out, that Tartan cabin, and a potent Benton Performance engine are just some highlights of this stunner.

Exterior

Interior

Mechanical

According to the selling dealer and per the images shown in the gallery, the vehicle is without obvious imperfections.

The odometer shows 79,724 miles, but true mileage is unknown. The Benton Performance engine is still within the break-in period.

Per the selling dealer, documentation and service fees will charged to the buyer.

• 2 keys
• New Porsche tool set
• Two bottles of Hennessy whiskey
• Dealer merchandise

This unique 1968 Porsche 912 Outlaw by S-Klub LA is a true statement piece and wholly unlike any other 912. Brimming with personality and a staggering array of meticulously crafted details, it showcases S-Klub’s deep-seated passion for recrafting legendary vehicles and has been fully modernized from the ground up.

For the serious Porsche enthusiast, a car like this is a surefire collection highlight and, judging by the videos in the gallery, a blast to drive. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own one of the most incredible Porsche restomods on the market.

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