Introduction

The Porsche 911 is an iconic sports car that has been in production since 1963. The vehicle has been produced by the German automaker as a two-door coupe and convertible, and it was initially designed for high performance on the track. However, over time, the vehicle became known for its stylish exterior design, which has led to many customization projects being created out of this model. In fact, there's now even a company called Singer—known for making luxury cars with original body panels—that specializes in customized Porsches like those seen above!

Singer was founded by Rob Dickinson in 2008.

Singer was founded by Rob Dickinson in 2008, who is the son of famed musician Peter Gabriel. In an interview with Forbes Magazine, Dickinson said that he was always fascinated by cars and often made model cars as a child. He went on to study automobile design at Coventry University and became an automotive designer for McLaren Cars before starting his own company, Singer Vehicle Design. Singer Vehicle Design has a unique approach when it comes to customizing Porsches; instead of simply adding more horsepower or tuning the suspension system, they focus on aesthetics and craftsmanship that make each car look like it was built from scratch. For example: if you drive down any street today wearing jeans and sneakers (or even a suit), there's no chance anyone would mistake you for being wealthy simply because they could see what kind of shoes were on your feet! But if someone saw you walking around in high-end leather dress shoes? Well now things get interesting...

The founder has been a Porsche fan since he was a teenager and is dedicated to the brand.

The founder has been a Porsche fan since he was a teenager and is dedicated to the brand. Rob Dickinson is the founder of Singer Vehicle Design, a British musician and entrepreneur who founded his company in 2008 with the intention of restoring classic Porsches to their original glory. His affinity for these cars stems back to his teenage years when he first fell in love with their lines and design elements, which inspired him to create this company that specializes in restoring them as well as designing new models based on older designs. Dickinson loved the Porsche 911, but he wanted something unique.

Dickinson loved the Porsche 911, but he wanted something unique.

He didn't care about power or speed. He just wanted a car that was comfortable and luxurious and reliable--and, most importantly, different from any other car on the road. Dickinson's vision for his new sports car was simple: it had to look like a Porsche 911 but with an added touch of elegance. As he told Automotive News in 1988: "I said [to my designers], 'It's got to look like a 911.' They looked at me like I had two heads." The company's first project was a personal car for Dickinson himself.

The company's first project was a personal car for Dickinson himself.

He wanted a 911, but with some changes. So, he commissioned the German manufacturer to build him one in 1974. Since then, they have been building custom Porsches ever since.

This car opened the door for other owners to commission similar projects for their Porsches.

When you look at this car, you're looking at a modern classic. It's one of those rare cars that transcends time and space, achieving a level of design perfection that will be remembered for generations to come. The story behind the Singer Vehicle Design Porsche is an interesting one: In 2013, Rob Dickinson--former lead singer of Catherine Wheel (and co-founder of Azure Capital Management) commissioned the company to build him a 911 Turbo S Cabriolet based on his own custom design. This was no ordinary project; Dickinson wanted something truly special for himself and others who love Porsches as much as he did. He had been inspired by seeing other people commissioning their own custom Porsches at Singer Vehicle Design in California--and so he decided to do it too! The result was an instant hit with enthusiasts around the world when it first debuted at Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in 2014; since then, there have been many more owners who have followed suit by commissioning their very own Singers too!

The customization process takes around 18 months and requires hundreds of hours of work.

Porsche has a very high standard of quality, and the customization process takes around 18 months. Because of this, it's important to have patience when you're waiting for your car to be completed by Porsche. The company has several different options available for its customers who want their own unique vehicle. These include choosing the color scheme, interior design (with leather seats or Alcantara), wheel size and offset as well as various other aesthetic elements such as exterior graphics or logos on the hoods and trunks. Singer uses body panels from original Porsches, but they are always customized with new paint and designs.

Singer uses body panels from original Porsches, but they are always customized with new paint and designs.

The company also offers interiors made using original upholstery. The company's attention to detail is paramount; they even use the same manufacturing processes as Porsche did in the 1960s. For example, Singer will recreate your car's engine block by hand if you want it custom built--and they will even make sure that it fits perfectly into place when you receive your car! Customers can choose from several different styles such as "R" (Racing), GTS (Grand Touring Sports), Speedster and Cabriolet. They can also choose from 10 different colors and three different wheels sizes (19s, 20s or 21s). The company also offers interiors made using original upholstery.

• Customers can choose from several different styles such as;
• "R" (Racing)
• GTS (Grand Touring Sports)
• Speedster and Cabriolet.
• They can also choose from 10 different colors and three different wheels sizes (19s, 20s or 21s).
• The company also offers interiors made using original upholstery.

Their prices vary depending on options chosen by the customer, but they start at $350,000 USD per unit

Porsche's single-vehicle design approach is one of the most recognizable aspects of their cars, as well as one of the most iconic in all of automotive history. The company has used this design style since its inception in 1933 and has kept it throughout every model they've produced since then. The reason for this goes back to founder Ferdinand Porsche's belief that each car should be unique and tailored specifically for each customer who buys one from him (or her). He believed that by doing so he could create something truly special for each individual customer--and he was right! It also helps that these cars look amazing too!

A Porsche DLS Singer is not for everyone, but some skateboard wall art depicting a Porsche DLS Singer is good alternative.

Skateboard wall art is an exciting way to showcase one's personality and interests while adding a unique touch to any room. Adding a Porsche DLS Singer to this type of artwork takes it to the next level, combining two passions into one stunning piece. The Porsche DLS Singer is a breath-taking car that has been given a modern update by Singer Vehicle Design. Its sleek lines and beautiful design make it a perfect subject for a skateboard wall art piece. By incorporating this iconic car into the artwork, it creates a focal point that is sure to catch the eye and spark conversation. This unique form of art allows individuals to showcase their love for cars and skateboarding in a way that is both creative and stylish.