1990 Porsche 964
Completed in 2015, this is Walker’s most performance-oriented build to date. The goal here was not to back-date or wide-body the iconic 964 chassis. Instead, the car gained design cues and inspiration from the Porsche 356 to the RUF Yellowbird, with a dash of sport classic thrown in for good measure. First, the car maintains its stealth narrow-bodied silhouette, original bumpers and the majority of its original sheet metal. Then Walker added his signature louvered fenders and fender-mounted gas-cap filler, a channeled roof and hood, and a custom early three-liter whale tail. Walker deleted the rain gutter drip rails on the roof and added R-inspired integrated turn signals and plexi quarter-windows. Inside the cabin you’ll find a race-inspired stripped interior, a roll-bar, and, as a first for any 964, manual-crank windows from a 1965 Porsche 912.
Mechanically, the 964 has a BBI-built 993 3.8 RS-spec motor, Brembo club race brakes, and KW coil-overs. It is rolling on 17x8- and 9-inch Outlaw wheels and weighs just 2,560 pounds. A notable departure from Walker’s famous color-blocked liveries, this car goes stealth in a bespoke Outlaw slate gray exterior paint executed by Matt J. Bown in Walker’s downtown LA chop-shop.