Raven

Ha ha ha!

https://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/motoring/on-the-road/home-mechanic-gets-nabbed-making-dodgy-modifications/news-story/2e658bf31668b32bd5660f7787c8b826

Damage from a photo shoot, girls sitting on the car again. 😩

Widebody

It certainly is curvey in the rear end 

Just finished listening to the Tuthill episode of the Chris Harris Collecting Cars podcast.  Richard Tuthill says sweet spot is long hood, narrow body, small tyres and a small high revving engine with not a lot of power.......I think that's what you have?

Car is finally back and finished from being painted . Really happy with result

https://jalopnik.com/porsches-new-race-car-says-no-to-turbos-and-yes-to-side-1836148123
 
 
 

 

Agree with what others have said go for a R or outlaw look ,,,,,HP mods to engine and everything else to go with it,,, and enjoy her ,,,if I purchased a car like that ,,I would go down that route ,,,make it your personal ride ...
I must say I like what this guy has done ,its not over the top and goes with the cars vintage ..All about having fun in my mind .
https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/1969-porsche-911-t-manual/SSE-AD-5729663/?Cr=0

Ash,
For me the appeal of a hot rod is in the detail, particularly an early narrow long hood like yours.
Perhaps the additional power could be addressed by a nice centre 2 out sport muffler, I wouldn't be putting aside the MFI motor.
Externally, remove the deco trim from the bumpers and tape them and add side decals.
Remove the centre caps, fit 205/60 section tyres and a slight lowering, if the budget allowed some 7R rears but they are shockingly expensive.
Done.

Nice wheels

Nah, fakes😁 (not that it bothers me). Oh you mean the wheels 😂

Deep dish 

They look after market 😍

They look after market 😍