You guys are fantastic! Every time I get dragged by the algorithm I feel the hard work of each video, making me feel so good about being an old school enthusiast, keep the amazing work running like that, you are worth every subscriber!
Takin the absolute mick with those kinda prices!! 600k to just shy of a mil before donor!! Id rather keep the old one as is and spend the wedge adding a little finesse here n there to the drivetrain n chassis, as I go. Way more satisfying and personal.
What an awesome machine! I absolutely love the color combination! A million dollars! Good gosh. I think I'd rather have a mansion..... Nah, I'd rather have the Kaege. I can sleep in a tent.
These along with singers are great, but at what cost? will these cars be maintainable after 10, 20, 30 years? will those relatively small restomod shops will be able to keep the lights on for decades to come? of course these cars are so much more refined than 964 or 993, but in stock form if owner takes care of it it will last as long as Porsche as brand exists. Seems like we are killing these classic Porsches at cost of modern tech, convenience and trends.
I hate how unaffordable the 993 in general has become. I would love a C4s or even a Turbo.. that being said, this car looks good. If I had all the money in the world, I’m sure I’d be happy with it. But whenever I close my eyes, Singer is the car I dream of.
really nice, but thats an insane amount of money for a 993 turbo s. There is a reason why they are dirt cheap... hoping you do a review on the NA, rear wheel drive version next.
I still don’t understand those prices. The only justification stems from the fact that there are people out there who are willing to pay them, right? Not from materials and work.
Another restomod claiming to be not just a restomod, but different! Want to make your restomod stand out from the crowd? Price it less than a new turn key 911…. Not five times as much.
@@kingchakazulu7762 I don't care how many Porsche parts it uses; it's still just a me-too 911 restomod (as the title suggests). Also, don't be childish.
I don't have as much of a problem with making mods to the 964 or 993, but why oh why do you have to _backdate it_ and make it look like a Type D 911 from 1971? Why not mod an _actual_ Type D 911T or 911E to start with? Considering how _so little_ of the actual donor car is left after all the factory bits are removed and replaced with the latest and greatest modern components, does it really matter if the start date is 1970 instead of 1995? I mean, look at all of the restomods being done with Italian and even Japanese cars from the late '60s into the 1970s.
Thought it was a cool car but the presenter made me hate it almost as much as he does. Also… nearly a million dollars for a car that pretends to be another car? Make it make sense
I enjoy the entertainment I get out of the “designer” 911 market but I’m genuinely curious how many will stay. Singer is the hall mark of the “market” with their homage style DLS, as they no longer custom backdate 964s. Guntherworks is known for high performance 993s. RUF, *the only true manufacturer of related to Porsche, were ahead of the trend with their bespoke chassis CTR/SCR. Tuthill appeases to the more classic connoisseur with their early chassis 911K. As well as Keage kind of picking up where the Singer 964 backdate appeal. Let me now what niche brand I didn’t name. ⬇️
Everetti / Lightspeed / Sportec /DP Motorsport / Mletzko / Das Triebwerk / Theon Design / Fifteen Eleven Design / RAUH-Welt / Edit Automotive. All i know, there are much more.
@@pietrolofria2100 how NY hispsters wear the 80s style jerseys Bill Cosby used to wear. Everyone thinking it’s self expression and totally individualistic but all ending up looking the same.
What I’m trying to say this is no longer a cool expressive individualistic thing like when Urban Outlaw started popping up 10 years ago, then singer took it to another level . But now Gunterwork, Tuthill, these guys and so many other guys are all doing the same thing that was groundbreaking and cool 10 years ago, but now is outmoded.
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I love seeing high quality restomods like this, and I love the ducktail with it. Also the colors remind me a lot of the police cars from Dubai.
You guys are fantastic! Every time I get dragged by the algorithm I feel the hard work of each video, making me feel so good about being an old school enthusiast, keep the amazing work running like that, you are worth every subscriber!
Are you being real???
The interior is absolute perfection. Love the color combo.
One day, I'll drive a Kaege Turbo and Classic for sure!
A Singer will crack your spine...You'll be hearing from Singer's legal team in 3...2...1... haha!
Won’t be a worry at that price
They’re busy dealing with Porsche’s legal team
Takin the absolute mick with those kinda prices!! 600k to just shy of a mil before donor!!
Id rather keep the old one as is and spend the wedge adding a little finesse here n there to the drivetrain n chassis, as I go. Way more satisfying and personal.
Save the 964's and 993's!
No thanks, i'll take these restomods instead.
Saw a few videos of Kaege builds and love the visual details that are embedded
Looks cool, but that price is crazy.
Why he sounded disappointed it was inspired by a carrera RS
Cmon! The car is $700,000 U.S. dollars. It should not suck.
What an awesome machine! I absolutely love the color combination! A million dollars! Good gosh. I think I'd rather have a mansion..... Nah, I'd rather have the Kaege. I can sleep in a tent.
Did I see a hint of AWD on the initial take off in the sand? 👀😲❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
A 993 Turbo is 4WD. The vehicle it is based off.
These along with singers are great, but at what cost? will these cars be maintainable after 10, 20, 30 years? will those relatively small restomod shops will be able to keep the lights on for decades to come? of course these cars are so much more refined than 964 or 993, but in stock form if owner takes care of it it will last as long as Porsche as brand exists. Seems like we are killing these classic Porsches at cost of modern tech, convenience and trends.
These use 95% of their parts from Porsche, Singer uses zero %.
only a million bux for a turbo. What a bargain :)
964, 993…996 should be the next in the evolution of restomods!
No, don't touch the 996. They are aging gracefully, snd people all of a sudden want them.
I hate how unaffordable the 993 in general has become. I would love a C4s or even a Turbo.. that being said, this car looks good. If I had all the money in the world, I’m sure I’d be happy with it. But whenever I close my eyes, Singer is the car I dream of.
How many parts on a Singer is made by Porsche?
Plssssss do a video on the centenario you guys have rn
really nice, but thats an insane amount of money for a 993 turbo s. There is a reason why they are dirt cheap... hoping you do a review on the NA, rear wheel drive version next.
They are dirt cheap? Lol...
Where have you seen "Dirt Cheap" 993 Turbos?
how many donor cars exist to sustain this market and what'll happen when there's no more? restomod 997s?
Resto-restomods?
A lot, and Porsche still makes parts for these cars, any more questions son?
wait so do all their cars look like 930's but are actually 993 chassis and drivetrain?
Yes. He´s selling them for almost 10 years now, but for half the price back then. Originally you could buy them for 380k.
Must be nice for Kaege, 7 years ago he sold them for 380k, now he can charge twice the amount. 🤷♂
I still don’t understand those prices. The only justification stems from the fact that there are people out there who are willing to pay them, right? Not from materials and work.
100% 👍
Those prices are absolutely absurd, especially for “pretty damn fun “. I can understand two or 300,000 maybe 400 but close to a million, GTFOH.
Arrivederci 👏👍
A 993 turbo that does not look at all like a 993 turbo, but is a turbo.. ok.
Beautiful car! But I'd never change the logos from Posrche to Kaege. That's sad. A Porsche is (and will ever be) a Porsche.
Privately, you can change the badges back to Porsche. So that Porsche can sue you, not Kaege. 😂
Is Hyphen still at ISSIMI?
Another restomod claiming to be not just a restomod, but different! Want to make your restomod stand out from the crowd? Price it less than a new turn key 911…. Not five times as much.
Yet another "me too" Singer. It's almost comedic at this point.
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These are cheap compared to Singers.
These use 95% Porsche parts, Singer uses zero Porsche parts, but nice try dorkboy.
@@kingchakazulu7762 I don't care how many Porsche parts it uses; it's still just a me-too 911 restomod (as the title suggests). Also, don't be childish.
@@johnrobie9694 Stop being a clueless dork, it shares nothing in common with Singer, you kids will complain about anything, smh.
He's valid ❣️🥵
admin sorry just say where this forest is?
If you need to mention the name of the competition you are not a leader....but a follower.
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Oh good. Another 911. So different.
Beautiful but not worth that price
I don't have as much of a problem with making mods to the 964 or 993, but why oh why do you have to _backdate it_ and make it look like a Type D 911 from 1971? Why not mod an _actual_ Type D 911T or 911E to start with? Considering how _so little_ of the actual donor car is left after all the factory bits are removed and replaced with the latest and greatest modern components, does it really matter if the start date is 1970 instead of 1995? I mean, look at all of the restomods being done with Italian and even Japanese cars from the late '60s into the 1970s.
Damn near a million dollars 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Can anybody PLEASE review an RWB 911???
brother theres a fucking million reviews of RWBs lol
Why?!?!
Meh. A standard 993TT looks perfect in its original state instead of backdating it
Yep, take your $1M+ 911 to just any Porsche garage - they can fix it!
Love the photography and details - but prefer to watch without the voiceover...
I hate the sound of my voice too 😂
1000x better than Singer or Gunther.
993 000 usd ! elle était à vendre 750 000 € en 2022 !
Le originali varranno sempre tanto... queste restomod non so
Go to pun school 😢. Dad's everywhere cringing. is meant to make the price palatable..😂
There is absolutely NO motoring journalism about this “review” (read: commercial)
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Thought it was a cool car but the presenter made me hate it almost as much as he does. Also… nearly a million dollars for a car that pretends to be another car? Make it make sense
Six minutes and zero time without talking so we can hear the car. Don't be like Goodwood.
The whole boutique 911 stuff is getting so over saturated.
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Why am I subscribed to a channel that produces advertisements for a car company that makes cars I don’t want and can’t afford.
Borsche!
So bored with relentless reinterpretations of 911s...
The ugliest part of a 993 is the steering wheel and they left it in?!
Come on.
Rather buy a real 911 RS.
The 993 is a much better car. Which is why no one touches them.
Guntherworks?
I enjoy the entertainment I get out of the “designer” 911 market but I’m genuinely curious how many will stay.
Singer is the hall mark of the “market” with their homage style DLS, as they no longer custom backdate 964s.
Guntherworks is known for high performance 993s.
RUF, *the only true manufacturer of related to Porsche, were ahead of the trend with their bespoke chassis CTR/SCR.
Tuthill appeases to the more classic connoisseur with their early chassis 911K.
As well as Keage kind of picking up where the Singer 964 backdate appeal.
Let me now what niche brand I didn’t name. ⬇️
Everetti / Lightspeed / Sportec /DP Motorsport / Mletzko /
Das Triebwerk / Theon Design /
Fifteen Eleven Design / RAUH-Welt / Edit Automotive. All i know, there are much more.
Bored of these Porsche fanboys thinking their trend setters. They are the hipster Cosby jersey wearing car guys . Enough , there are other platforms
Cosby? I'm confused
@@pietrolofria2100 how NY hispsters wear the 80s style jerseys Bill
Cosby used to wear. Everyone thinking it’s self expression and totally individualistic but all ending up looking the same.
What I’m trying to say this is no longer a cool expressive individualistic thing like when Urban Outlaw started popping up 10 years ago, then singer took it to another level . But now Gunterwork, Tuthill, these guys and so many other guys are all doing the same thing that was groundbreaking and cool 10 years ago, but now is outmoded.
@@bianco2012 oh ok...by jerseys, you mean sweaters? I was imagining sports team jerseys and was confused by what you meant. Now, I get it.
@@pietrolofria2100 ah I see, South African so we use the British English when it comes to what a jersey is
Meh. Yet another.
Also, ducktails - yuck.