The 1960 Porsche 356 RSR From Emory Motorsports Looks Wicked
$858,000 USD | Sold | Culver City, California Results Details Additional Information Chassis No. 109153 WATCH VIDEO Unique collaboration between Emory Motorsports and MOMO Inspired by the MOMO five-spoke wheels used on the 935, 956, and 962 race cars Heavily modified 356 shell stretched over a stiffer Type 964-generation chassis
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The 1960 Porsche 356 RSR is the most recent monster to emerge from the Southern California workshop — a seven-year project that Rod Emory defined as "an homage to the Porsche works 935 cars of.
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Powering the 356 RSR is an Emory-Rothsport Racing twin-turbocharged "Outlaw-4" cylinder engine.The powerplant is derived from Porsche's 3.6-liter dry-sump, flat six-cylinder engine with two.
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Emory’s Porsche 356 RSR is his most radical outlaw yet Hagerty Media
His latest creation, the Porsche 356 RSR, combines a 1960 Porsche 356B coupe with custom bodywork and the suspension of a 964 to make, as Emory says, "an homage to the Porsche works 935 cars of the 1970s." A rendering, started in 2012 by Greg Macey, led MOMO CEO Henrique Cisneros to approach Emory and turn the concept into reality.
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The Porsche MOMO 356 RSR Outlaw by Rod Emory and his team is one of the fastest street-legal Porsche 356s anywhere in the world. That said, although the car is officially titled as a 1960 Porsche 356 it's actually more of a Porsche Greatest Hits Album - all rolling on custom MOMO wheels and Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R tires.
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From the amber fiberglass footboards and dash caps, which took their inspiration from the 917 and 935, to the marine-grade rubberized Hardura flooring, which is the same material used in Porsche GT cars, the 356 RSR pushes both the boundaries of design and performance. It is fitted with an Emory-Rothsport flat-four engine.
The 1960 Porsche 356 RSR From Emory Motorsports Looks Wicked
Emory's 1960 Porsche 356 RSR is an Alternate-Reality Hot Rod A time-twisted racer from the master of outlaw Porsches. View Gallery 28 Photos Related Video Conner Golden Writer Jun 10, 2019 When.
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The 356 RSR has a few other cues that celebrate Porsche's competition history. The amber fiberglass footboards and dash caps were inspired by the 917 and 935. The car's marine-grade rubberized Hardura flooring is the same material used in Porsche GT cars. The floormat's backing has sound-absorbing insulation.
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Emery Motorsports's 1960 Porsche 356 RSR blends two donor cars and a twin-turbo engine into a terrifying—and tasty—lightweight creation. By Peter Corn Jun 10, 2019
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The Emory Porsche 356 RSR is a seamless super-performance concoction whose 356 silhouette is artfully preserved, courtesy of its factory greenhouse and doors. This car is an spectacular example of Emory Motorsports' highest-performance "RS" designated cars and all of the car's now-removable nose and tail bodywork has been hand-formed in.
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The 356 RSR was Rod Emory's most ambitious built yet This all-new body was then carefully mated to a 1990 964 C2's chassis, allowing Emory to fit aggressive KW coilover suspension, wider, grippier tyres and larger 964 brakes to ensure the car could handle the power from its 911 derived, near 400 HP four-cylinder, twin-turbocharged engine.
The 1960 Porsche 356 RSR From Emory Motorsports Looks Wicked
Made available through RM Sotheby's, this 1960 Porsche 356 RSR Outlaw Coupe was customized in a collaboration between Milan-based Momo and Rod Emory, who cut his teeth working with Outlaws. The.
Porsche 356 RSR is a restomod created by Emory Motorsports
Now, Emory has rolled out his personal Outlaw challenge, dubbed the 1960 Porsche 356 RSR, which artfully combines a '60 356 T5 coupe with a 1990 Porsche 964 C2. The result: a totally wild-looking custom that weighs fewer than 2,000 pounds and packs more than 390 horsepower from a twin-turbocharged 2.4-liter flat-4.
The 1960 Porsche 356 RSR From Emory Motorsports Looks Wicked
The 356 No. 1 Roadster was the very first car built by the Porsche brand. With the two-seater with a multi-tubular frame and mid-engine, Ferry Porsche and his team fulfilled his dream of building his own sports car. The Porsche 356 went into series production as a coupé with a different frame and a 40-PS rear engine instead of the original mid.
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Emory’s Porsche 356 RSR is his most radical outlaw yet Hagerty Media
Jun 7, 2019 at 2:17pm ET By: Anthony Alaniz Combining a 1960 Porsche 356B T5 with a 1990 Porsche 964 C2 is no easy task. For one, the wheelbases are different. But for Emory Motorsports, the.
Here's A Detailed Look At The Insane 400 HP Porsche 356 RSR Carscoops
Hoonigan Porsche specialist Rod Emory is known for building some incredibly cool custom 356s. This one is certainly the most outrageous. He calls it the 356 RSR, and we love it. This was.