At this point, a new Porsche 911 restomod offering seems to come out of the woodwork nearly daily. At first, it was arguably Singer Vehicle Design that had a stranglehold on the market—after all, the southern California company effectively wrote the blueprint that many others follow—but years after the air-cooled restomod market was proven to be red hot, the number of air-cooled restomod offerings still somehow seems limitless.

What makes the equation even more interesting is the fact that even though it’s the same formula—inject modern tech into older-looking cars—each shop has its own flavor. For example, Gunther Werks is all about optimizing the performance of the 993 platform. Workshop5001 is all about creations whose outright performance belies their looks. The list goes on.

And while the restomod formula applies to nearly any older beloved car, it’s the air-cooled 911 platform that seems to have attracted the most opportunists. This might be because of simple market forces, since air-cooled 911s still inspire the most envy among a certain kind of Porsche fan. But it also might be, after so many years of this, simple practice. 

Here are a few recently sold Porsche restomods that, despite the veritable onslaught of new 911 restomods, indicate the market is still quite busy and quite diverse.