While they are out of range for the average enthusiast, high-end Porsche 911 restomods are everywhere. There’s good reason for that – the 911 is a plentiful and beloved icon. But when an area of culture like that is saturated, it’s inevitable that someone will come along and do something more niche. Daniel Robledo and his newly formed Aerfal Automotive are doing that, and he’s picked a peach of a Porsche classic to restomod – the Porsche 904, a mid-engined, road-legal, homologation car built in 1963 and 1964, and sold as the Carrera GTS.
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