Liberty Walk Widebody GT3 on Craigslist
This Liberty Walk 2014 991 GT3 is ready to turn heads and turn corners.
If you’ve had your eye on SEMA the past few years, you’ll know that a major recurring theme is bolt-on fender flares. Bolt-on flares got their start in motorsports in the 1970s, and are back in a big way. The likes of Rocket Bunny and Liberty Walk have reintroduced the form and aesthetic of widebody kits.
If, for example, you were to find a Porsche 911 – whose basic shape hasn’t changed much since its introduction in 1964 – and slap on a Martini livery straight out of the 70s, all it would take is a set of custom wheels and a phone call to Liberty walk to make your retro-futuristic dreams a reality.
It seems like someone did just that, utilizing a 2014 GT3 as the base car. Instead of seeing it at SEMA or a high-end car dealership, it’s being offered for sale by the owner on Craigslist of all places.
It’s pretty jarring to see a bona-fide show car listed in between beat-up pickups and econoboxes with bad transmissions. With just 4900 miles on the clock, there’s plenty of life left in it, and plenty of car show trophies left to win.
[Editor’s Note: I spy LTMW plates on the back. LTMW is a notorious Los Angeles-area bodyshop that has completed a lot of these widebody transformations. Their presence at SEMA is undeniable. However, I have personally seem some less than stellar stuff leave their shop. SEMA deadlines are real, so look very closely if you intend to purchase.]
From the factory, this car has a host of options – 18-way power sport seats, sport chrono with PCM, and premium sound, just to name a few. It’s been further upgraded with an upgraded stereo in addition to the visual modifications.
The owner is asking $155,000, which could be a bargain for someone looking to attempt a similar build. If you want a Liberty Walk 991, you could do a whole lot worse than the Martini livery on this car. Somewhat humorously, they also mention that the car has some of the factory warranty left – not usually what I look for in a show car, but nice to have nonetheless.
Check out the listing on Craigslist Los Angeles here.
