Supported Builds

This 1971 911 shell arrived at Mark's shop alongside a twin-plugged 3.4 liter engine with PMO carburetors. He has since installed all wiring harnesses, interior, engine, Tarett Engineering anti-sway bars, hollow 23 and 31 mm torsion bars, Bilstein Sport Shocks, StopTech brakes and had nearly every fastener & misc hardware zinc plated for that extra 'pop'.

It is safe to say this one is rotisserie grade!

Ed's Coupes

Mark's relationship with Ed Muscat, a local collector and long-time Porsche enthusiast, has blossomed into nearly a full-time effort re-imagining and restoring G body chassis. So much so that Ed found a business space with the elbow room and storage area that keeps all the projects organized and also serves as a new home for both Kinninger Racing and Ed's Coupes.

While this may spell bad news for Mark's immediate availability, it just goes to show the demand for his talents and artisan craftsmanship.

This 1974 3.6 recently sold on BaT

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Check out Ed's restored 1974 Euro Carrera highlighted in Excellence Magazine!

Ed's Coupes

Mark also supports local private build efforts and few have been more popular than Dave Kealoha's offerings on Bring a Trailer (a.k.a. "Hawaiian Dave").

It's easy to see why Mark is the 'go-to' for having something done right, the first time, to a degree warranting national recognition.

(and careful viewing the library below as some photos may be judged 'Not Safe For Work' lol)