Southern Californian custom shop Gunther Works has unveiled their latest commission; a custom Irish Green 993-generation Porsche 911. As with all their projects, Gunther Werks starts off with a standard 933-generation 911, strips it of all its nuts and bolts, leaving nothing but the frame behind.
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Then, the SoCal company reassembles the vehicle with upgraded parts as required. The fixation on the 933-generation 911 – all of which were built from 1994 to 1998 – stems from them being the last Porchshes to feature an air-cooled flat-six engine.
For the Gunther Werks Irish Green Porsche 911 commission, the reimagining entailed outfitting the 911 with custom carbon fibre body panels and replacing the interiors with a combination of tan leather and charcoal Alcantara, as well as exposed carbon fibre; a colour combination that complements the 911’s striking green exterior. On the outside, the green shade is broken up by black racing stripes along the centre of the vehicle and a muted gold stripe fitted with a Porsche decal that matches the shade of the rims.
The Gunther Werks Irish Green 993-generation Porsche 911 is powered by a 4.0-litre flat-six that produces 435 hp and 335 ft-lbs of torque. Gunther Werks’ loyalty to a stick shift extends to the Irish Green commission, which features Brembo brakes and JRZ suspension.
Words by AR Staff
