Porsche's history with Safari builds dates back to 1978, when the automaker entered a mostly stock 911 into the East African Safari race. The list of modifications included a lifted suspension, a roll cage, and extra lights… and that was about it. More than 40 years later and we're still seeing Safari upgrades of the 911 pop up regularly, including the one you see here.
This 911 Safari project was the work of American artist Daniel Arsham in collaboration with the high-end sportswear brand Stone Island. Using a 1986 Porsche 911 Turbo as the base, the team tweaked the sports car just like Porsche back in the day by lifting the ride height, affixing new bumpers and skid plates on the front and rear, tacking on light pods to the front fascia, and adding off-road rubber. The exterior bodywork, meanwhile, was done up in a subtle but stylish Drab Green paint job.
