An off-road Porsche! We love this, partially because it’s just cool looking and partially because it drives automotive purists up the wall. This extraordinary Porsche 911 coupe from 1986 was converted into a desert trail beast by H&R and Burkhard Industries. The two German companies collaborated on this unique project named Syberia RS. They stripped the off-road 911 to its bare essentials and built a completely new chassis geometry to fit spring-mounted shock absorbers with variable height adjustment. The H&R custom-made Coilover gives the Syberia RS the maximum of traction and performance in every conceivable driving situation. It was also fitted with special spring plates and support bearings, custom fender flares, a custom exhaust system with two centrally-mounted tailpipes, a sleek roof rack, perforated steel bumpers with tie-downs at the back, a hidden winch at the front, two additional rally lights on the front hood, as well as big off-road tires mounted on period-correct rims. The interior was also redesigned in line with the stealthy exterior, it features bucket seats by Recaro, a massive roll cage, a tall rally-style gearshift lever, and plenty of suede trim. watch the video below for some serious drooling
