Frayed around the edges, its bright-yellow paintwork chipped and crazed and covered in insect corpses, the Porsche is parked among modified 911s from all eras. To many, it would appear to be just another 911 worked over by one of any number of tuners and tinkerers you'll find all over Germany. But we'd argue that this is the iconic tuned 911. Even at first glance, it looks as exotic as any supercar that came before or after it. And the strangest bit about this story is that this tiny, narrow-hipped 911 isn't actually a Porsche at all. This is the Ruf CTR, one of just 29 made, but you may know it simply as the "Yellowbird." READ MORE ››
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