Bespoke Safari 911s by Tuthill Porsche are Beautiful Brutes
Safari 911s are all the rage these days, but these guys preceded the trend. Check out these Porsches that do their thing on roads less traveled.
Tuthill Porsche Safari Builds
Though the Safari 911 trend is a fairly recent phenomenon, Tuthill Porsche isn't exactly a newcomer to the style. Rather, the U.K. based shop was actually a big part of preparing the 1980's SC/RS body shells. And in 2013, they sent a number of cars to compete in the East African Safari Rally - a whopping 15 of which crossed the finish line. But their latest creation - this left-hand drive 911 built for an American customer - might be their finest yet.
What's inside
As amazing as the 911 SC looks on the outside, the inside is no less detailed. The dash and roll cage is painted the body color, with the front section of the cage finished in leather. And while it might look like a polished piece of jewelry, you'll notice that there are no frills here - only the stuff one needs to go racing. That includes necessities like racing seats, five-point harnesses, and a pair of fire extinguishers in case things get too hot.
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