This Supercar Is Part Porsche, Part IndyCar, All Awesome

Crafting a custom car from the ground up is an extraordinary endeavor that demands a huge amount of engineering prowess, creativity, and sheer determination. Amidst monumental efforts, twin brothers Nikita and Illiya Bridan from Oil Stain Lab have successfully created a breathtaking sports car (almost) from the ground up.

Leveraging their passion and expertise, the duo embarked on a remarkable journey that involved transforming a 1966 Porsche 912 coupe tub into a one-of-a-kind marvel. There are obvious influences from open-wheel racing, too. That one-off prototype was featured in one of Top Gear’s latest videos where Rob Dahm even gets to drive the car. 

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What sets this creation apart from other stunning Porsche custom one-offs is the audacious choice to integrate a GM-sourced engine. The LS V8 has undergone substantial modifications and includes a custom exhaust system – and those pipes look like a piece of art. The unit now delivers 650 horsepower and 650 pound-feet of torque, which is more than enough to put a big smile on Dahm’s face every time he hits the gas pedal on the 1,900-pound car.

Such a radical design requires a lot of out-of-the-box thinking and one example is the 911 GT2-sourced transaxle, which has been flipped upside down to fit the construction of the car. What a potential next version of the car might look like? According to Nikita, it has a windshield, gullwing doors, and a coupe shape. And much more space in the cabin.

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