As if there weren’t enough reasons to want to be a rockstar, here’s another to add to the list. You gain access to cars we plebeians can only salivate over from afar. Proof? Check out this insanely beautiful 1960 Porsche 356 Emory Motorsports built for John Oates, of Hall & Oates fame. As Emory is wont to do, the aftermarket Porsche shop decked out an already-stunning vehicle with bespoke niceties to make it one of a kind. An Outlaw-4 engine rests under the hood and is mated to a Porsche 911 901L 5-speed. The black powder-coated wheels are sincere showstoppers and so are the Pirelli tires Emory tossed on. Hydes cognac leather clads the interior, which is equally eye-catching. Alas, we’ll practice our chords and hope to one day have the name power to pull in such a ride.
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