German tuning house TechArt’s new GTclassic is a Singer-style backdated 911. It’s based on the 964 coupe and gets an air-cooled, 375 hp, 3.8-liter flat six. A twin-vent frunk lid, ducktail rear wing and 18-inch forged wheels are standard. Seventeen years have now passed since Singer was founded in 2009. To put some context to that, the 964-generation 911 Singer based its builds on had only been off sale 15 years at the time. But only now, in 2026, with the Porsche market flooded with backdated 964s, has TechArt jumped on the trend. And that may seem kind of strange, because TechArt has been in business since 1987, though until now it’s always focused on contemporary Porsches, including the Stuttgart brand’s SUVs. But the restomod scene is obviously hugely lucrative, judging by the number of competitors, and the result is the GTclassic. Related: TechArt’s Cayenne Magnum Is Packing Some Serious Heat You get the longer hood fitted to Porsches ...