2010 Singer 911
- Thread starter Danny
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I would expect that the key challenge for Singer is that almost doubling the power (vs the original 911RS) requires fitting much wider tyres to avoid traction issues. I'm not 100% sure, but I think the original RS has something like 225's on the rear and 205's on the front, on 15's or maybe 16's. Moving to 275/17's on the back means there's an and extra 2" of tyre width to manage... hence the silly amounts of dish. No excuse for the stretch though.
EDIT: Found some more photo's and also a predicted asking price... $275,000 ~ £175k or €190k.
http://www.madwhips.com/2010-singer-911-prototype/
EDIT: Found some more photo's and also a predicted asking price... $275,000 ~ £175k or €190k.
http://www.madwhips.com/2010-singer-911-prototype/
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- GTP_MooCow
I have always been a fan of old-school 911, 1960's, 1970's, 1980's...
and to have 6 speed in it, is just awesome, with all the modern amenities...
I wish i had that extra cash to purchase me one of those! 👍
but right now, i am just
for being bumped out and salivating 
and to have 6 speed in it, is just awesome, with all the modern amenities...
I wish i had that extra cash to purchase me one of those! 👍
but right now, i am just
for being bumped out and salivating 
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- Riverside, Ca
- GTP_Leonidae_MFT
I find that oddly arousing.
- 1,261
- PureAwesomeness
- SteamTroller77
I've just had a crisis.
Before I searched and found the existing thread that was going to be title for the new thread I'd start.
- 9,054
- Murica
- BasedAckbar
Deadliest rear seats ever.
The lack of back support even looks painful for me.
Throw in some back support for the rear seats and I might consider this car.
But I might just go for a modern 2011 Porsche. That is if this kit car isn't insanely priced.
The lack of back support even looks painful for me.
Throw in some back support for the rear seats and I might consider this car.
But I might just go for a modern 2011 Porsche. That is if this kit car isn't insanely priced.
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- Caio_Reinhardt
I quite like it...
The Chamonix is another Porsche Replica that is very cool...
The Chamonix is another Porsche Replica that is very cool...
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- Cairo, Egypt
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Ignorant Question What does the Singer in the name actually stand for ?
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Looks to just be the name of the studio. Though, it may also be the name of the man originally behind the company, as the man releasing most of the info on this car is Creative Director, Rob Dickinson.
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- Drayton Bassett, North Warwickshire
- Duffers999
- Clark Duffy
I'm a mahussive Porsche-phile, but I hate this car. It could be so good but isn't.
The engines is to big, the front bumper is horribly mis-matched and the rear spoiler/wing doesn't look very nice at all. Add to that the fact it tries to sit wide like a 911R but doesn't pull it off as elegantly.
I'd rather buy a late 60's 911S. (+rep if you can name the film)
The engines is to big, the front bumper is horribly mis-matched and the rear spoiler/wing doesn't look very nice at all. Add to that the fact it tries to sit wide like a 911R but doesn't pull it off as elegantly.
I'd rather buy a late 60's 911S. (+rep if you can name the film)
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- p360eter1
That Singer is soo gorgeous IMO!
Oh, and Le Mans, at the start, just as he sees the girl buying a bouquet of flowers.
Oh, and Le Mans, at the start, just as he sees the girl buying a bouquet of flowers.
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- Caio_Reinhardt
Does It has Airbags, ABS or Traction control?
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