[robbgerard]

Not sure if you can call this a 968 or not...



But it's a curious beast!



http://memphis.craigslist.org/cto/2577335456.html

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[Rap]

Info on number of coupes imported in 95 sounds wrong. Jeff right?

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[Trueblue]

Cast iron block? 350HP? Why spend the time/$$$ on a project like this unless the result is more impressive horespower to weight numbers? This probably isn't much better than stock 968 in that respect, and probably handles poorly as a bonus. Just my 2.5 cents......................... <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/glare.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />

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[Dubai944]

But I bet it sounds better....

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[jfrahm]

Nearly 50% more HP would over a stock 968 would be awesome.



My SC car at 300-310fwhp is *a lot* faster than stock, 50 more HP on top of that would be a revelation. To maintain a similar to stock power to weight ratio you would need to add trailered fishing boat.

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[Scott Collins]

Whenever I see these for sale I always wonder about maintaining it. Does it become a nightmare, or is it easier to get parts and make repairs. Obviously, lots of time, effort, and money went into it. That's respectable. But does it/can it really run right? Even as I am questioning it, I am thinking that I would love to drive it.

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