There’s a striking shooting brake on the horizon, and it’s bound to challenge Porsche purists with its dramatic sloped roofline.Silver sports car rear side with black alloy wheel and rear spoiler on asphalt surface.While Porsche has dabbled with station wagons through efforts like the Panamera Sport Turismo and the Taycan Cross Turismo, the brand has been careful to keep its experimentation far afield of the hallowed 911. It’s as much a practical consideration as it is one for the nameplate’s lineage. Because they’re not rear-engined cars, the Panamera and the Taycan are both far better candidates for the body style. Indecent’s 911 shooting brake design is quite the looker with its dual spoiler setup. - Credit: Indecent VehiclesRegardless, that’s a hurdle the aftermarket is more than willing to overcome.A project aiming for dramatic looksThat’s because an outfit by the name of Indecent Vehicles has announced it will be building a 911-based shooting brake. The company first took to social media to canvas feedback for the concept a little over a week ago.View this post on InstagramFollowing an overwhelmingly glowing response, Indecent has confirmed that the design is headed for production. Per its latest Instagram update, we should be seeing the first of these shooting brakes some time early next year.AdvertisementAdvertisementNow, Indecent openly concedes that the project is aiming for “spectacular looks” rather than any kind of added practicality, As the engine will remain at the rear, the transformation isn’t about to yield an abundance of extra storage. In that sense, it’s not a ‘true’ wagon or shooting brake.Indecent openly admits this is a project aiming for looks rather than practicality. - Credit: Indecent VehiclesStill, who can blame the buyer for wanting to turn this striking 911 creation into a reality? The extended sloped roofline, widebody arches and added spoilers all make for eye-catching additions to the enduring Porsche icon, and the result is a surprisingly harmonious conversion.As indecent a Porsche 911 as anyBesides, this kind of dramatic reinterpretation is completely aligned with Indecent’s brand. Across Porsche’s 997 and 991 platforms, the multinational outfit has reworked the 911 in more ways than one.The extended roofline suits the 911 quite nicely. - Credit: Indecent VehiclesAccordingly, it’s well-versed in reimagining the icon, as its past efforts include everything from slammed widebody conversions and shockingly mammoth wings to high-riding safari builds and even modern slant nose revivals.AdvertisementAdvertisementMoreover, each creation has delivered on the company’s name by challenging Porsche tradition. Whether in power, bodywork modifications or even just color choice, they’re a far cry from the cars that appeal to purists.Indecent has whipped up everything from safari builds to modern slant noses. - Credit: Indecent VehiclesTowards that end, this build promises to be Indecent’s most, well, indecent project yet. If in shock value alone, it’s an effort that will push the envelope of tradition, not only for the 911 but also for the auto industry at large. After all, because of the uniqueness of the roofline relative to its engine and rear hatch, Indecent is still unsure of what to call the thing.When even a curvaceous widebody conversion isn’t enough, Indecent is ready to deliver. - Credit: Indecent VehiclesMore to comeAccording to Carscoops, the first 911 shooting brake will be based on a Porsche 911 Turbo, and the build will add $350,000 on top of the donor car. Indecent plans to reveal the finished conversion at the 2027 Goodwood Festival of Speed.AdvertisementAdvertisementAbout the Author: Gray is an associate editor at Gear Patrol, covering cars, motorcycles and anything else with wheels. When he’s not chasing the latest industry news, he’s probably wrenching on one of many projects. For better or worse, he believes classics make perfectly practical daily drivers.Want to stay up to date on the latest product news and releases? Add Gear Patrol as a preferred source to ensure our independent journalism makes it to the top of your Google search results.add as a preferred source on google