Monaco

About the Lammertink Vintage Monaco

This is the Lammertink Vintage Monaco.

Take your time to appreciate it. The pearlescent paintwork, the woven leather, the finish beneath the luggage compartment lid. Every time you walk around the car, there is something new to discover.

This exclusive Porsche restomod was built by hand in our atelier in Enter. It brings together the experience and craftsmanship Edwin Lammertink has gained over the years maintaining, restoring and racing Porsches. Working alongside our master craftspeople in bodywork, paint, engineering and interiors, we developed every detail of the car. From the engine’s tuning to the choice of leather, everything has been carefully considered to work together.

It starts with the bodywork, which has been refined using carbon fibre among other materials. The paint was applied in multiple layers and allowed to cure naturally. The pearlescent finish beautifully accentuates the familiar lines of the 911. From a distance, the car appears black. Up close, as the light catches it, a rich, deep green glow emerges. Walk around it and see how the light changes the colour. From every angle, the Lammertink Vintage takes on a different character.

At the rear sits a naturally aspirated, air-cooled 4.2-litre flat-six producing over 400 hp. Individual throttle bodies give the engine its immediate response. Experience gained in the workshop and on the racetrack is reflected in the way the mechanical components work together and how the car responds to your inputs.

The interior is handcrafted and finished in Spinneybeck leather. Even the roll cage and luggage compartment are leather-trimmed. The woven leather is one of its most striking details. Its texture, pattern and the way the individual sections meet reveal just how much handwork has gone into it.

The dashboard also has a clear connection to the origins of the 911. The instruments recall those of the early Porsche 901, with classic shapes and carefully chosen details. From the driver’s seat, the view is familiar, with engineering developed using today’s knowledge behind it.

Every Lammertink Vintage is given its own name. It belongs to the car, just like its individually chosen colours, materials and mechanical specification.

This is the Monaco. One of one. Never to be repeated. Built in Enter.