Outlaw: Porsche And The Art Of Rebellion

By (author) Thomas Cortesi; By (author) Michaël Levivier; Translated by Hall Roland
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A gorgeous, photographic celebration of the vibrant, distinctive subculture of hot-rodded - or Outlaw - Porsches.
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An Outlaw is more than just a Porsche. It''s a work of art.

Discover the passion, design, history and craftsmanship behind some of the most breathtaking cars ever created in Outlaw: Porsche and the Art of Rebellion. Through more than 200 stunning photographs, this beautifully illustrated volume showcases more than a dozen hot-rodded Porsches in incredible detail, telling the stories behind each and detailing the unique features, scars and personalities that have helped bring these one-of-a-kind vehicles to life.

The first Outlaws were born in the US in the 1980s. The idea: to bring abandoned Porsches back to life by breaking all the rules of original restoration. This was customisation as rebellion, and it''s a subculture that has grown to span the globe. Now, there are Outlaws everywhere - each a singular, rugged fusion of engineering and art. Through exceptional photography and interviews with key players in the Outlaw scene - including the legendary Emory Motorsport - this is the definitive celebration of Porsche''s premier modding scene.

Biographical note:
Thomas Cortesi (Author)
Thomas Cortesi is a photographer with a passion for mechanics, especially cars. He photographs for numerous manufacturers around the world. He is based in France.

Michaël Levivier (Author)
Michaël Levivier is a French writer, journalist and professional photographer. He worked for the magazine Moto Journal before becoming a freelancer in 2016. He has written several books about cars and motorbikes published by EPA. He is based in France.