RWB Porsche 993 Coca-Cola 1:64 Street Warrior

A Global Tuner Icon, Scaled to Perfection

The Porsche 993 RWB Coca-Cola High Tail Limited Edition 1 of 499 1:64 Scale Diecast Model Car by Street Warrior brings one of the most recognizable widebody Porsche builds in the world into your collection. This model reproduces the dramatically flared bodywork of a Rauh-Welt Begriff 993 in a bold red Coca-Cola-inspired livery, capturing the aggressive, riveted widebody treatment that has made RWB one of the most influential tuning brands in modern Porsche culture. Individually numbered 1 of just 499 pieces produced, this compact 1:64 scale collectible packs genuine detail and character into a format perfect for building out a broader themed display.

From the moment you see this model, its unmistakable widebody stance stands out. The dramatically flared fenders, aggressive front splitter, and towering high tail rear wing all reflect the hand-built transformation process that has defined Rauh-Welt Begriff builds for decades. The bold red livery, complete with white Coca-Cola-style script lettering across the doors and front fenders, gives this particular build an instantly recognizable identity within the broader RWB community, one of countless unique liveries that has helped define the brand’s larger-than-life reputation.

This model appeals to a specific and passionate type of collector. RWB enthusiasts, Porsche 993 specialists, and diecast collectors who follow modern tuner and widebody culture will all recognize the significance of this particular build.

The Story Behind Rauh-Welt Begriff

Rauh-Welt Begriff, commonly known simply as RWB, stands as one of the most influential and instantly recognizable tuning brands in modern automotive culture. Founded by Japanese customizer Akira Nakai, often referred to affectionately as Nakai-san, RWB translates roughly to “Rough World Concept,” a fitting name for a build philosophy defined by hand-cut, riveted widebody fender flares applied directly to air-cooled Porsche 911s.

Nakai personally hand-builds every RWB Porsche himself, traveling to customers around the world to fit his signature widebody kits, often completing the transformation on-site over the course of just a few days using little more than an angle grinder and decades of practiced instinct. His own personal car, a Porsche 930 named Stella Artois after the beer brand, became the build that launched the entire RWB movement and remains the most referenced car in the brand’s history. From that single project, RWB grew into a global phenomenon, with Nakai’s distinctive widebody silhouette becoming instantly recognizable to Porsche enthusiasts and casual car fans alike.

RWB builds are almost exclusively based on air-cooled 911 generations, most commonly the 964 and 993, with earlier work also completed on the 930. Each car receives a completely unique name and livery upon completion, reflecting Nakai’s personal connection to the car and its owner, meaning no two RWB builds are ever truly identical, a philosophy this diecast model’s distinctive Coca-Cola livery reflects perfectly.

Why the 993 Holds Special Status Among RWB Builds

Within the broader RWB catalog, the Porsche 993 occupies a particularly celebrated position. As the final generation of air-cooled 911 ever produced, the 993 already carries significant appeal among purists before any modification takes place. Its slightly wider factory bodywork and cleaner overall shape, combined with more modern lighting compared to earlier air-cooled generations, provide an exceptional canvas for Nakai’s exaggerated widebody treatment.

A riveted, widebody 993 has become one of the signature silhouettes within the RWB community, prized for combining the raw, mechanical character of the last true air-cooled 911 with the aggressive, stanced aesthetic that defines every Rauh-Welt Begriff build. This combination of historical significance and visual drama makes 993-based RWB builds especially desirable among both real-car collectors and scale model enthusiasts.

The Coca-Cola Connection

Nakai’s personal mystique has always extended beyond his cars themselves. He is frequently seen at builds and events with an ever-present bottle of Mexican Coca-Cola alongside his signature cigarettes and worn leather lounge chair, small but memorable details that have become part of his larger-than-life persona within Porsche culture. This particular build’s bold red-and-white Coca-Cola-inspired livery pays direct homage to that association, transforming one of Nakai’s personal trademarks into a genuine, wearable livery for a customer’s car.

Liveries like this one hold particular appeal within the RWB collecting community, as they connect directly to Nakai’s personal identity and story rather than simply serving as decorative graphics. For collectors who follow RWB culture closely, this Coca-Cola build represents a meaningful and recognizable piece of the brand’s broader visual language.

The Signature High Tail Treatment

This build features RWB’s dramatic “high tail” rear wing configuration, a towering, motorsport-inspired design that sits noticeably taller than the brand’s standard wing options. This aggressive rear wing treatment has become one of the most photographed and discussed elements of the RWB aesthetic, delivering genuine visual drama while reinforcing each build’s track-inspired character. Combined with the car’s widened rear fenders, this high tail configuration gives the model a genuinely aggressive, purposeful stance from every angle.

Craftsmanship That Reflects Street Warrior’s Reputation

Street Warrior has built a growing reputation among collectors for producing detailed, characterful 1:64 scale reproductions of widebody and tuner-culture vehicles, and this RWB 993 model reflects that focus clearly. The flared fenders, aggressive front splitter, and high tail rear wing all follow the real build’s dramatic proportions with genuine care, giving collectors a compact model that still captures the widebody build’s full visual impact. Beyond the exterior, this model includes several fine details:

• Accurately scaled RWB widebody fenders and aggressive front splitter
• A detailed high tail rear wing reflecting RWB’s signature configuration
• Sharp, clearly printed red and white Coca-Cola-inspired livery graphics
• Detailed multi-spoke wheels reflecting RWB’s stanced wheel fitment
• Individually numbered edition marking confirming its place among just 499 pieces
• A dedicated display base with RWB-branded nameplate for presentation

Why 1:64 Scale Works So Well for This Widebody Build

Street Warrior’s choice of 1:64 scale suits this RWB build particularly well. This compact format allows collectors to build out an extensive display of multiple RWB liveries and builds without requiring the shelf space demanded by larger 1:18 or 1:24 scale models. Despite its smaller size, this model retains sharp livery graphics, well-defined widebody proportions, and clearly rendered wing detailing, making it a genuinely rewarding piece for close inspection.

For collectors who follow RWB culture across its many individually named builds, 1:64 scale offers a practical way to assemble a broader collection representing multiple liveries, generations, and configurations within a manageable footprint.

Built to Last, Designed to Impress

The Porsche 993 RWB Coca-Cola High Tail Limited Edition 1 of 499 1:64 Scale Diecast Model Car by Street Warrior offers far more than a simple toy car. It stands as a carefully crafted tribute to one of modern Porsche culture’s most influential and recognizable tuning movements, reproduced with the kind of detail and confirmed rarity that serious RWB collectors demand. Whether displayed as a standalone piece or as part of a broader RWB-themed collection, this model delivers lasting satisfaction for collectors who value genuine tuner-culture history combined with confirmed limited-edition scarcity.

Product Specifications

• Car Model: Porsche 993 — RWB (Rauh-Welt Begriff) Coca-Cola High Tail Build
• Edition: Limited Edition, individually numbered 1 of only 499 pieces produced
• Scale: 1:64
• Manufacturer/Brand: Street Warrior
• Colour: Red with white Coca-Cola-inspired livery graphics
• Product Type: Diecast Model Car
• Finish: High-gloss red painted body with printed livery graphics
• Design Detailing: Accurately scaled RWB widebody fenders, front splitter, and high tail rear wing
• Wheels: Detailed multi-spoke wheels reflecting RWB’s stanced wheel fitment
• Historical Significance: Based on Akira Nakai’s Rauh-Welt Begriff widebody treatment for the Porsche 993, the final air-cooled 911 generation
• Presentation: Includes dedicated display base with RWB-branded nameplate
• Collector Category: Limited Edition Tuner/Widebody Diecast Collectible
• Packaging: Collector-grade presentation packaging suitable for display and storage