Luftgekühlt 10: Our Favorites Standouts From the Event

Luftgekühlt 10: Our Favorites Standouts From the Event

Blue, green, orange and yellow Porsche 911's parked next to one another in a courtyard surrounded by an orange building
Luftgekühlt 10 featured some International Race of Champion 911 RSR’s. A color for everybody right?
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Luftgekühlt 10, held on October 5th, marked a triumphant return to the Universal Studios Backlot, a venue first used by the event in 2019. Patrick Long and Howie Idelson expertly crafted a show returning back to the Luftgekühlt roots, following the Air|Water event in Orange, CA earlier this year. Luftgekühlt 10 highlighted everything from early 356s to iconic 993s, illustrating the evolution and timeless appeal of these classic machines. With its carefully curated displays and cinematic backdrop, the event provided the perfect setting for enthusiasts to connect with Porsche’s storied past and the creativity that drives the air-cooled community.

Blue modified Porsche 993 parked on the side of the road with a man wiping down the hood and large polished wheels.
911 993 Carrera, tastefully on Vossen polished wheels
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The event was a visual spectacle, offering a sea of air-cooled platforms in varying styles and builds that captivated spectators, enthusiasts, and purists alike. From meticulously restored classics to radical restomods, the diversity of interpretations on display demonstrated the versatility and enduring charm of the Porsche lineup. While the event featured many eye-catching and high-brow showcase vehicles, several standouts truly stole the show, leaving a lasting impression.

Two Porsche 356's staged on a dirt path one blue and one dark green with many people walking around both of these cars
Emory Motorsports made sure to stop by as well!
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brown wood grain steering wheel in side of a blue Porsche with orange leather door cards
Three 911's 2 black, 1 silver parked in a driveway of a house with a fence covered in a banner behind one of the cars
Can it get any better than 3 930’s in the driveway?
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But no worries for those who missed it, we’ve compiled a Top 5 list of must-see cars from Luftgekühlt 10 event that pushed the boundaries of style, craftsmanship, and innovation in the world of air-cooled Porsches.

#5 Porsche 904/6

Silver grey Porsche 904/6 with the number 44 in a white circle on the door parked on the side with two men standing on either side of the car in front of a green porch
Can you believe this was designed in the 60’s? Wow.
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Starting off the list of must sees is this iconic Porsche 904/6, a rare gem that showcases Porsche’s engineering prowess from the 1960s. Equipped with a flat-six engine producing around 210 horsepower, the 904/6 was built for racing, featuring a lightweight fiberglass body and a streamlined, aerodynamic design. Its dual-ignition system and dry-sump lubrication made it a true track performer, while its stunning profile and low stance captured the spirit of Porsche’s early motorsport success. Perhaps a hidden gem because of its explicit modesty compared to others on this list?

#4 Guntherwerks 911 993

light blue Guntherwerks 911 993 propped up on a wooden stage with black carpet in front of a wood paneled door
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A touch of modernity & restomod ingenuity, there had to be a Guntherwerks project on this list right? It seems like many others thought the same as this piece from Guntherwerks was a sight to see, becoming a standout destination for spectators at Luftgekühlt 10. Built around a naturally aspirated 4.0-liter flat-six engine pushing over 400 horsepower, the Guntherwerks 993 combines advanced carbon fiber bodywork with race-inspired precision, creating an aggressive yet refined stance. With its adjustable suspension system and bespoke interior, the car offers the perfect balance of vintage aesthetics and cutting-edge technology, capturing the attention of purists and performance enthusiasts alike.

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