Porsche 911 RWB Royal Ocean, Royal Ocean

At Le Mans in 1970 the Martini 917 LH of Willi Kauhsen and Gérard Larrousse ran in elaborate whirls of light green on a dark blue background, which earned it the names Hippie car and Psychedelic Porsche, and it finished second, five laps behind the winning Salzburg 917K. The swirls on this car follow the same pattern of light green on dark blue, here on a widebody 993. Rauh-Welt Begriff, roughly "rough world concept", is the work of Akira Nakai, who runs a small workshop in Chiba, Japan, and builds the cars himself on site. He works on air-cooled 911s: the G-body, the 964 and the 993.

Fuelme paints it in a deep metallic blue with the green swirls outlined in white, a black 3 in white roundels on the doors and roof, and ROYAL OCEAN in green lettering along the sills. MARTINI RACING sits on the bonnet and RAUH-Welt across the top of the windscreen, with Martini, Bosch and Cibié decals over the body. The riveted overfenders cover gold five-spoke wheels with polished lips, and the tall rear wing carries Martini logos on its end plates. At the back, RWB and Sekund Entwicklung script sit on the engine lid above a red light bar, twin round tailpipes and an RWB plate. The car stands on a white base. Fuelme builds it at 1:18.