Cheap for a Porsche, expensive for a Beetle

Don't take this as gospel, but as far as I understand it should be fine as long as the beetle chassis is unmodified, and the Porsche body is bolted to it as the beetle body would've been.

I really like that Vorsche or Polkswagen.....
But is this not close to "real" Porsche money?

Good Covins are now going for more than that, especially with more legal documentation behind them.

But agreed!

It looks like its a complete 911 body so I don't understand how its been registered as a VW. That engine puts out more power than the original unit.

If it's on a VW chassis that'll be why. The Allegro 4x4 Estate that's been around a while www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Austin-Allegro-Estate-Suzuki-Grand-Vitara/162920641329?hash=item25eed3b331:g:uvYAAOSwbkVaEzE8 is registered as a Suzuki as that's the chassis it's using. I know with the Allegro the original chassis was unmodified and it retained enough points to avoid IVA, but as misteralz has mentioned above I'm not so sure about the VW 911. If on the other hand it is a complete Porsche monocoque shell then that's a whole different kettle of fish. Either way I think it's buyer beware with this one (and a lot of other radically modified cars these days).