Before restomod became a global phenomenon, there was Emory.

Not built for perfection. Built for character, history — and rebellion.

Emory Motorsports is not just another Porsche builder.
 

It is the origin of an entire movement.

Founded by Rod Emory, the brand represents a philosophy that predates modern restomods — a raw, emotional reinterpretation of classic Porsche DNA.

While others refine and modernize, Emory preserves something different:
soul, imperfection, and mechanical honesty.

Their work is rooted in early Porsche heritage, particularly the 356 — but evolves beyond restoration into something entirely unique. Each build feels less like a product
—and more like a personal expression of automotive identity.

Emory’s approach is defined by contrast.

 

Vintage aesthetics meet modern engineering.
Raw surfaces meet precision craftsmanship.
Racing DNA meets road usability. Signature elements include:

• Outlaw-style bodywork with subtle modifications

• Hand-built engines combining classic architecture with modern reliability

• Lightweight philosophy inspired by early motorsport

• Unique detailing — from mesh grilles to custom interior finishes

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Unlike factory-perfect restorations, Emory cars embrace individuality.

No two builds are identical. No formula is repeated.

Each car carries its own story — shaped by both heritage and vision.