1995 Porsche 911 (993) RWB

The RWB, or Rauh-Welt Begriff, is a highly personalized transformation of the Porsche 993 performed by Japanese builder Akira Nakai. These cars take the final air-cooled 911 platform and marry it to aggressive, hand-fitted bodywork and bespoke suspension tuning. Each build reflects a unique vision, resulting in a machine that feels like a street-legal silhouette racer.

Collectors value these cars as a distinct cultural intersection between traditional Porsche engineering and Nakai-san's signature aesthetic style. The 993 is widely regarded as the pinnacle of the air-cooled 911 lineage, making it the most coveted canvas for this specific brand of dramatic, track-inspired modification.

• Massive, hand-rolled riveted fender flares that widen the track significantly.
• Deep-dish multi-piece wheels tucked aggressively into the widened arches.
• Distinctive 'RAUH-Welt' windshield banner and minimalist, functional interior appointments.
• Prominent, often oversized rear wings mounted to the iconic ducktail or decklid.