術(shù)語(yǔ)非法保時(shí)捷起源于加里和羅德埃默里和他們的零件過(guò)時(shí)的商店在洛杉磯。就像汽車(chē)文化中的幾乎所有東西一樣，這對(duì)夫婦的熱改裝保時(shí)捷占領(lǐng)了南加州，隨后占領(lǐng)了全世界，激勵(lì)了從辛格到日本RWB的每一個(gè)人。這里的車(chē)是1967年的911S，由埃默里公司于1991年制造，在目前的所有者于2022年收購(gòu)它之前，它在西海岸各地比賽。這款車(chē)配備了Weber碳水化合物的雙插2.8升平六缸發(fā)動(dòng)機(jī)，五速變速器，玻璃纖維車(chē)身，以及911R排氣系統(tǒng)等符合時(shí)代要求的部件。該車(chē)是完全配備賽車(chē)，與滾動(dòng)桿和滅火系統(tǒng)。
The term Outlaw Porsche originated with Gary and Rod Emory and their Parts Obsolete shop in LA. Like nearly everything in car culture, the pair's hot-rodded Porsches took over Southern California and subsequently the world, inspiring everyone from Singer to Japan's RWB. The car here is a 1967 911S built by the Emorys in 1991 and was raced all over the West Coast before the current owner acquired it in 2022. The car sports a twin-plug 2.8-liter flat-six with Weber carbs, a five-speed transmission, fiberglass bodywork, and period-correct parts like a 911R exhaust system. The car is fully kitted for racing, with a rollbar and fire suppression system. Now up for auction, this 911 offers all the excitement of racing a vintage Porsche without all the worry of a high-value original.
