Porsche will sell you a 992 Turbo body panel to hang on your wall

When you aren’t driving your Porsche on the street you’d like to be reminded of the experience of owning a Porsche, right? Is there anything more artful than the widebody curves of a brand new 911 Turbo? Hanging this rear quarter panel and door jamb from your living room wall is surely better than any comparable Picasso or Rembrandt. Not only does it come in a choice of 17 Porsche exterior colors, but you can get your choice of either black or white backing panels.

Only 99 of these will be sold worldwide, so you’re virtually guaranteed that none of the guests at your next dinner party will be able to exclaim that they have one just like it. Not only does this genuine 992 Turbo chassis piece provide the mechanical connection between your home and your car, but it’s a pretty cool looking piece of art.

Each of these pieces is made to order at a cost of $19,000 delivered to your door. And wouldn’t you know it, Christmas is right around the corner and the staff of FlatSixes would absolutely love one to hang in our office. You know, if you’re feeling generous.

Porsche has this to say about the piece:

Bringing the fascination of Porsche to your home: limited-edition, customisable wall installation, consisting of an original chassis part from the Porsche 911 Turbo [992]. Silhouette of the 911 Turbo [992] reproduced in high-quality foil on the entire rear panel. Side section
made of aluminium and featuring one of 17 Porsche exterior colours. 5-part aluminium rear panel, matte black or white paint finish, surrounded in a silver anodised aluminium frame. Limited edition of 99 worldwide.

DETAILS:

• Made to order
• Original side section of the 911 Turbo [992]
• Limited-edition badge (bearing a unique number from 01/99 to 99/99)
• Weight approx. 45kg
• Made in Germany

Dimensions:
4800 mm x 550 mm x 1480 mm

Material:
100 % aluminium

Care Instructions:
Clean with a mild agent and microfibre cloth. Always wear gloves.

I think I’d have mine in Shark Blue over a field of black. Yeah, that’s the ticket.