PORSCHE 911 TARGA
HOT ROD

In 1986, the Porsche Targa was the embodiment of German elegance — a car made for winding roads, late-night coastlines, and purists in leather gloves.

This Targa didn’t age. It mutated. What once was a symbol of restraint and engineering finesse is now a machine possessed. Hijacked from the past, chopped, widened, and fed with British muscle, it no longer whispers — it roars with its teeth out.

Targa gone mad

This one bites.

Underneath the open shell of a ‘86 Targa sleeps a Bentley Turbo R engine, slapped onto a tubular chassis and fed through an automatic gearbox — because manual’s for cowards.

The rear wheels? Sawn from a truck, sculpted with a grinder, then bolted on without asking.

It’s not a build. It’s an outburst.