Imports

Carlos · Sep 24, 2015

Clark
The back looks so short it looks almost front engined.

HEY! Don't you swear like that

What hsv said, there are a LOT of variations! Long tail version for you then... The 935/78, also known as Moby Dick..

My God look at those lines :drool:

Some interesting naked pics

To give an idea of how many variations you have...
935/76

935/76 flat nose

Here as prototype, with the '74 Turbo RSR tail

935/77

The 'normal' 935/78 aka works/factory 935

Then you had this company Kremer, who made it a habit of improving them, making aero kits and what not:
935 K1, their improved version from the 935/76

935 K2

935 K3

The K3 had to most successes, winning Le Mans in 1979!

935 K4

Clark · Sep 24, 2015

Don't worry I know about the 935 quite a bit, just from that angle I couldn't make it out as a 935.

Heldenzeit · Sep 24, 2015

Let's try this again.

7up747 · Sep 24, 2015

Clark · Sep 24, 2015

@Heldenzeit Is that Porsche a 550 of some sort? It looks the business.

FordMKIVJ5 · Sep 24, 2015

Clark
@Heldenzeit Is that Porsche a 550 of some sort? It looks the business.

Yeah, it's a 550 Coupe. 👍

7up747 · Sep 25, 2015

Heldenzeit · Sep 25, 2015

lxmmy · Sep 25, 2015

ProjectWHaT · Sep 26, 2015

TexRex · Sep 26, 2015

Carlos
HEY! Don't you swear like that What hsv said, there are a LOT of variations! Long tail version for you then... The 935/78, also known as Moby Dick..

My God look at those lines

Some interesting naked pics

To give an idea of how many variations you have...
935/76

935/76 flat nose

Here as prototype, with the '74 Turbo RSR tail

935/77

The 'normal' 935/78 aka works/factory 935

Then you had this company Kremer, who made it a habit of improving them, making aero kits and what not:
935 K1, their improved version from the 935/76

935 K2

935 K3

The K3 had to most successes, winning Le Mans in 1979!

935 K4