20k: Upper Bucks Goonsquad: 1982 Porsche 911 w/Chevy V8 Swap 430 hp.
The Porsche 911 is fantastic car in stock form, with a bevy of available free-revving engines, a light and communicative steering system and a tail happy rear-weight bias. The 911 has always also been a good looking car, with clean body lines and some of the least objectionable bumpers from the ugly-bumper era….at least until you start brush painting it and shove an iron block domestic V8 in the back…then it becomes a Big Booty Hoe from the Upper Bucks Goonsquad…what? Find this 1982 Porsche 911 w/Chevy V8 swap for sale in Upper Bucks County, PA for the asking price of $21,000.
The big whale tale hiding the V8 transplant in the rear is proudly decorated with the phrase “Big Booty Hoe.” Classy. Per the seller: “The car is a rocket hooks up handles amazing and has soo muchh powerrr.”
The power is courtesy of a 355 cubic inch small block Chevy V8 that is putting out a claimed 430 horsepower – which should make the sub 3000 lb 911 SC a beast compared the stock 180 horsepower 3.0 liter flat-6. The car sports some serious rubber out back mounted on 13x17inch rims (we assume that is 17inch diameter, 13inch wide…but who knows).
The major problem with this car advertisement is that very little useful information is contained with an optimistically high asking price. Which V8 adapter kit is used? What transmission? What about suspension, which tires? It would be one thing to offer the car at half this asking price with a half-assed ad, but it really needs some underhood and interior photos to generate some significant interest…because this could be a fantastic Daily Turismo…with some paint work and de-stickerification.
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Classic DT entry – that first paragraph, you couldn't make it up. Seeing is believing.
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If you're looking for that much power, why not keep it real and get a 930?
It always irks me when someone cannot spell "steel." It's five letters. Five. Learning how to spell "steel" correctly is surely easier than putting a 350 in the back of a Porsche.
I'd be willing to bet this guy has owned modified 240SXs, Civics or diesel Rams in the past.
This car looks like something found in the corner of a public toilet, and certainly reinforced stereotypes I've had about Pennsylvanians modifying European cars.
Needs I brake for Monster Booty bumper sticker.
The Porsche-philes are spitting coffee through their turned-up noses this morning reading this.
Sorry, but this is a horror show from beginning to end. The car, the ad, everything. Perhaps the only redeeming quality is that this whatever-it-is, and the pathetic ad that accompanied it, generated some great comments from DT and the other posters above.
ITS OBVIOUS NONE OF YOU OWN A PORSCHE OR HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT IS COST TOO MODIFY ONE I LIKE IT THE CAR IS HILARIOUS AND A CLASSIC LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THE REAR TIRES AT LEAST 305'S LOOK AT THE TYPE OF WHEELS ON THE CAR THE OWNER HAS WITHOUT DOUBT PUT GUAP INTO THIS CAR A $4000 DOLLAR PAINT JOB AND IT WOULD BE A FUN TOY TOO OWN
youtube.com/watch?v=LGwhqutaweg