1981 Ferrari 308 GTBi "244GTK" by Mike StanceWorks

The "244GTK" is a revolutionary rebuild of the 1981 Ferrari 308 GTBi, crafted by StanceWorks founder Mike Burroughs. Emphasizing engineering creativity over restoration, Burroughs has transformed this classic into a track-focused machine, shedding roughly 1,000 pounds from the original chassis. The build's objective is innovation rather than nostalgia preservation, challenging Ferrari purists and testing new waters in the automotive performance landscape. The vehicle has proven its mettle on challenging circuits, such as Gingerman Raceway during GRIDLIFE's 2025 Mid-West Fest event, embodying the spirit of competitive time-attack racing. The 244GTK includes several major modifications to enhance its track capabilities. Key mechanical components are the H&R coilovers and heavy-duty parts from The Driveshaft Shop. CSF Cooling manages thermal efficiency, while Libert Walk offers a modern aesthetic with its widebody fender flares. Performance-enhancing elements are provided by Turbosmart, and the RS Future aero package ensures superior downforce. The coupe sits on HRE 300 Classic wheels paired with Falken RT660+ tires, further emphasizing its blend of retro style and contemporary performance.