historic porsches:
2002 Lola-Porsche P2
One of a kind development for LeMans P2 class
Lola B2K/40 chassis with normally aspirated, water cooled Porsche RSR powerplant and Porsche GT1 gearbox
Ultra-lightweight (~1,700 pounds) with 500 horsepower (restricted) water-cooled, four cam engine for extraordinary performance and ultimate durability
A low-maintenance 962 killer!
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Porsche
956-003
1983
Werks LeMans Winner and FIA World Endurance Champion
FIA
World Endurance Championship of Makes 1982
FIA
World Endurance Championship of Drivers 1982
FIA
World Endurance Championship of Makes 1983
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956 posters
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Porsche 935-JLP3
The only car ever to win both the Daytona 24 Hours and Sebring 12 Hours in the same year (1982)
The winner of 7 consecutive IMSA races in 1981 & 1982 - a feat likely never to be duplicated!
The most dominant racing car of the 935 era with 9 overall IMSA victories and 15 podium finished in 1981 and 1982
IMSA Championship winner in 1981 and 1982
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1972 Porsche 914-6
Overall winner at the 2001 Rennsport Reunion
Overall winner at the 2004 Rennsport Reunion II
Overall winner at the 2004 Jefferson 500
2.0 litre lap record holder at Moroso Speedway
Constructed to 'state of the art' specifications by Gunnar Racing
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| Porsche
962-107
Ex Walter Brun Group C and IMSA competitor
4
podium finishes in Europe and in the IMSA series
3.2
liter air-cooled single turbo
Absolutely
flawless mechanical & cosmetic condition
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| Porsche
GT1-005
The
most radical 911 derivative ever
Porsche werks car for the 1997 season
1998
USRRC Champion
Campaigned
last in the 2001 Daytona 24 Hours
2001
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Gunnar
Porsche 966
First
of the modern open cockpit prototypes
Driven
by sports car greats including Derek Bell, Hurley
Haywood, and John Paul, Jr.
Podium
finisher at the 2001 Rennsport Reunion
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| Porsche
917-01-021
1971
Interserie Championship winning 917 spyder.
One of ony four remaining Porsche 917 spyders.
Flawless restoration and perfect mechanical condition.
917-01-021
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| Porsche 917-015
1970 Daytona 24 Hours winner, the 917's first major
victory
Campaigned by John Wyer under Gulf sponsorship
Fully restored to 100 point, concour winning condition
1970
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| 1986 Porsche 962C-118
Multiple LeMans competitor with two finishes and
a 4th overall
Three time overall winner - Wunstorf, Most, and the
Osterreichring (all in 1997)
Campaigned by Kremer Porsche Racing and driven by
Weaver, Taylor, van der Merwe, Fouche, Wiedler, Gartner,
Giacomelli, Takahashi, and others
Fully restored with mechanicals completely rebuilt
by Porsche Motorsport and race preparation by Gunnar
Porsche Racing
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| Porsche
Carrera 6
Chassis number 906-145, completely original factory
race car.
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1970
Brumos Racing Porsche 911S
1972 IMSA Championship winner
Drivers:
Peter Gregg
Hurley Haywood
Andrew Carduner
Winner,
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| Porsche 935 "Moby Dick"
One of only two complete "Moby Dicks"
in the world, the other being in the Porsche museum
Eight podium finishes including overall win at
Hockenheim
Drivers included Mass, Holbert, Moretti, Rahal,
Baldi, & Wollek
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history of
"Moby Dick" >>>
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| 1975
Porsche RSR 3.0
Ordered by Peter Gregg from Porsche's racing development
group at Weissach
One of the last RSR Carreras ever completed by
the factory
Seventeen IMSA podium finishes including eight
overall and class wins and the 1978 IMSA GTO Championship
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