Singer Vehicle Design, a Los Angeles-based company, has unveiled its 300th Porsche 911 restoration. The 1990 911 Targa, now known as Sotto, was stripped of its original bodywork and replaced with lightweight carbon fiber panels painted in Resistance Blue. The car features five-spoke Fuchs-style wheels, ghosted 'Porsche' elements along the door base, and carbon ceramic brakes. The original engine is a 4.0-liter air-cooled flat-six with 390 hp and a five-speed manual transmission. The car's interior has been overhauled, with track-focused carbon fiber bucket seats clad in orange leather. The leather elements extend to the door panels and parts of the transmission tunnel, merging beautifully with the painted interior elements. A bright orange tachometer also takes pride of place on the dash. Singer's unique approach to restorations has made the Sotto a stunning and impressive vehicle.
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