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Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer: Sine Qua Non

Reimagined by Singer, this stealth spec 911 is more than just a backroad hot rod.

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Spencer Pieters(@spencer_pieters)

1 year ago

Beautiful car. Not a big Porsche fan myself but the Singer versions certainly make me feel warm inside. Double respect for taking it out and driving it … that’s what it’s made for.

bee beecroft(@beebee)

Sirs. Sine qua non makes no sense. Ne plus ultra seems more fitting.

JB21(@jb21)

Has any of you read comments on the YouTube site? It’s harsh there.

Robert in LA(@robert-in-la)

Reply to JB21

Different group of folks to be sure . . .

Gavin Langier(@laniger)

Great video – perfect balance between the intelligent commentary, rasping engine and gorgeous, detailed visuals. Obviously with the Singer as the subject it’s easy to like but this film really hits the spot.

Paul Bilek(@pbindesign1)

A work of art. I absolutely admire everything Singer does for Porsches. They make me wish there was a company of this caliber who could do such beautiful work for Corvettes.

Reply to Paul Bilek

Here in SoCal we have extraordinary industrial artisans, but it is one shop for the paint; other for the trimmer & upholstery; a third for the engines; yet another for the drive line, and someone else for the tuning. People like Chip Foose will coordinate all of this for clients who want a turn key package with bespoke bodywork, but Foose works on all kinds of projects. The depth of model specific technical knowledge that Rob Dickinson has assembled for the 911 is exceptional.

Bohemianracer(@robhimes)

Wow, this video made my day. Great job Petrolicious!!!!

Fun car. And that corner of Pennsylvania is a lovely region for road trips. The Singers I have seen are unassuming cars. They are built less than 20 miles from here, so they are around. You might see them up in the San Gabriel Mountains, certainly at the Luftgekuhlt show, and over at the Petersen Museum. And you think: “This one is different” and then you notice the signature rear view mirrors or another detail specific to Singer. I think that is part of the appeal. They are so discrete for what they are.

robaragon(@robaragon)

Gorgeous car, loved it when it debuted on Instagram in November 2019. Why the wheel change??

Sandee Weiner(@fb_738930099)

❤️🖤❤️🖤

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