Porsche Outlaw cars are hugely popular in the Porsche and German-car enthusiast realm, and this is the first book to take the reader inside this irreverent, rule-breaking subculture. The book covers the history, inspiration, and definition of this unique Porsche aesthetic. The book includes a combination of historic images, new images shot for the book, and interviews with key figures in the scene, as well as high-profile builders

Michael Alan Ross has carved out a career photographing the studied nuances, latest models, adrenaline-rushed raceways, and proud owners of the car world. His love of automotive design includes an encyclopedic knowledge of sculptural engineering details with a parallel appreciation for the evolution of componentry. Michael's photography is featured in Motorbooks' Barn Find Road Trip and Rockin' Garages, as well as in a wide range of editorial and advertising in the US and Europe. He lives in San Rafael, California.

Hurley Haywood raced Porsches and won for decades in cars from Porsche Werks and the legendary Brumos Team. He won the Rolex 24 at Daytona in 1973, 1975, 1977, 1979, and 1991. Haywood was victorious at Le Mans in 1977 racing a Porsche 936, in 1983 in a Typ 956, and in 1994 driving a Porsche Dauer 962 GT LM. He also finished first overall at Sebring (1973 and 1981). He also earned two IMSA GT Championship titles, a Trans-Am Championship, one SuperCar title, and raced the Indianapolis 500 eighteen times. Haywood is well known to Porsche enthusiasts as the honorary chief—and most sought-after—driving instructor at the Porsche Track Experience at Barber Motor Sports Park. Born May 4, 1948, Haywood retired from professional racing in 2012.
 

1 THE ORIGINAL Stuttgart HOT-RODDERS 
2 BLURRED LINES 
3 THE ORIGINAL OUTLAW | 39
4 THE R GRUPPE 
5 THE BUILDERS 
6 THE DRIVERS 
7 SAFARI CARS 
8 THE OUTLAW FUTURE