Porsche 911 reimagined, and those schlubs back in Stuttgart

Teke Wiggin had a 911 in Santa Cruz in the early 1990s.

And then there is the 911 as reimagined by Singer Vehicle Design...

According to Dan Neil, in the WSJ, For Porsche fanatics, such a car lives at the end of an impossible, aspirational rainbow, right next to their pot of FU gold. Imagine, a fully modern, daily driveable vintage 911, with a flat-six engine rapping and wailing at over 7,000 revs, meshed with the perfect five-speed (or six) stick shifter—a car with all the charisma of the classic design but twice the performance, rebuilt to standards of precision that make those schlubs back in Stuttgart look like cave dwellers.