The Porsche 911 GT3 RS is a surgical tool. A track machine with serious attributes. So its looks are already wild. Yet this extreme version of the 911 served as a blank canvas for a one-off special series celebrating Porsche’s 75th anniversary… in the Netherlands.
The 911 of all extremes in a work of art
This extreme version of the 911 was entrusted to the Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur division, known for its complex and almost endless customization options. The result is an impressive “Delfts Blauw” livery with blue flowers on a white background.
This pattern adorns the entire body of the car, including the side fins of its massive spoiler. But also the ducktail spoiler. The livery is completed by a blue stripe that extends from the front to the rear bumper. There is also a Porsche monogram on the sides and stickers with the number 75 on the doors. It is obviously to commemorate 75 years of Porsche in the Netherlands.
If the “Delfts Blauw” pattern looks familiar, This is probably because it echoes the traditional blue flower patterns found on Delft pottery, made in the Dutch city of the same name.
This iconic art has been beautifully reproduced on something far more precious than a bowl you eat your cereal from. Enough to give birth to one of the most astonishing 911 GT3 RS.
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