My New Speedster! Street Beast / Innovative Street Machines

Stunned Mullet

Hi All. I am a new owner of a 1956 Porsche 356 widebody made by Innovative street machines, AKA Street Beasts. My project is not the typical VW pan construction, but a custom frame that the company had offered back in the 2000's. It looks to be well built, and I am very excited to start this project. I am hoping to connect with some other people that have this type of replica, and most importantly this type of frame! I am from Fresno, California, and hope to meet people in my area that have the same love of these cars as I do.

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