5 Porsche 944 Outlaw Cars
The rules for creating an “outlaw” version of a vehicle are fairly simple – first, the quality level of adjustments made must remain true to the brand. Second, the car must still be a street car, not just a track car. Third, there must be a clear level of simplicity to the car – all the unnecessary items, such as carpet insulation, center consoles, stereos, etc., must be stripped to make the car lighter. It’s this latter point where the subtle nuances of what truly makes a car an “outlaw” car are often discussed. Porsche’s 944 is a popular car to convert to “outlaw” status, however, most owners tend to go the route of stripping it down and running it on a track only. Few make it an “outlaw” street car. The following are some examples of the latter type.
