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Hippie Porsche 911 GT3 RS Wrap Mixes Ultraviolet Blue with 1970s Artwork

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Ultraviolet Blue is the kind of hue that would make a stone stand out, so when this covers a Porsche 911 GT3 RS, the result draws attention like a Zuffenhausen magnet. Nevertheless, certain owners of Rennsport Neunelfers dressed in this hue are looking for an even higher level of eye candy.
We're dealing with a partial wrap here, one that has a retro air to it. In fact, the project started out with the rear-engined delight being covered in a transparent film.

The trippy green bits were added next, with the endurance racing-like yellow headlight tint fitting in nicely.

From the super-sized "3" logos top the Shell logo screaming from the roof of the Zuffenhausen machine, we have plenty of elements battling for the icing on the cake title.

We'll remind you that this wrap, which has been parading around for a few months now, isn't, by any means, the first one that builds on the naturaly beauty of 991 GT3 RS.

And the partial wrap Martini livery we introduced one year ago is an excellent example of a somewhat similar stunt.

Those of you who haven't had the occasion to meet this track animal person could get close to the car during the goldRush Rally, since the Porscha is taking part in the event.

Kicking off tomorrow, the ninth edition of the Rally will take participants through Beverly Hills, San Francisco, Sunriver, Seattle, Spokane, Jackson Hole and Park City, with the finish line being found in Las Vegas.

In fact, this is the fourth goldRush Rally-destined wrap we bring you and, frankly, it's difficult to tell which one of these second skin jobs is the most extreme.

We're expecting an important part of our readers to offer that title to the LEGO Gulf Lamborghini and we don't need to explain why. Nevertheless, the Cheshire Cat Jaguar F-Type R Convertible also has serious chances of grabbing the unofficial trophy. Oh, and let's not forget the Leonardo da Vinci McLaren wrap, which manages to bring an early 12C back under the spotlights.
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In his quest to bring you the most impressive automotive creations, Andrei relies on learning as a superpower. There's quite a bit of room in the garage that is this aficionado's heart, so factory-condition classics and widebody contraptions with turbos poking through the hood can peacefully coexist.
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