This Porsche Boxster Shooting Brake was Built by Students
This custom-built Porsche shooting brake was made by students using bits from various generations of 911
Custom Shooting Brake
A group of students at Fonty's University in the Netherlands, overseen by the Van Thull Development Firm, took it upon themselves to design and construct a custom one-off Porsche Shooting Brake. Spotted over at Autoblog, we think it captures everything a Porsche is. But don't take our word for it, see for yourselves!
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Truly Unique Proportions
Originally designed for transporting hunting parties, the shooting brake goes all the way back to the early 1900s. Here we see the Porsche offers up a great example of classic shooting brake proportions; a sporty vehicle, with a long drawn out hatch for extended carrying capacity. This vehicle's architecture lends itself to a truly unique and recognizable proportion.
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Magnificent Fit and Finish
Overseeing the project, was a company called Van Thull Development, a Netherlands-based firm that specializes in carbon fiber bodywork. You can see the professional finish and attention to detail here. The cut lines and body panels are neat and tidy. The transitions between the different body panels are seamlessly integrated and roll right into the wide hips of this one-off Porsche.
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