If You Really Could Only Have One
#46
Race Car
Which 2.8 RSR is it?
Very nice, of course.
For me, it would be the only street legal GT1 1998:
Because I live at the right place, and because I have seen it there in 1998, during the technical inspection, before the race
Very nice, of course.
For me, it would be the only street legal GT1 1998:
Because I live at the right place, and because I have seen it there in 1998, during the technical inspection, before the race
#47
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Which 2.8 RSR is it?
Very nice, of course.
For me, it would be the only street legal GT1 1998:
https://youtu.be/NiI1gfRcj5w
Because I live at the right place, and because I have seen it there in 1998, during the technical inspection, before the race
Very nice, of course.
For me, it would be the only street legal GT1 1998:
https://youtu.be/NiI1gfRcj5w
Because I live at the right place, and because I have seen it there in 1998, during the technical inspection, before the race
incredible squishing of CGT and 911 proportions.
#49
Race Car
No, there is only one street legal GT1 1998.
This one is RHD with a sequential gearbox and a carbonfiber chassis.
The others are street legal 993 GT1 1996 (two with 993 headlights) or 993 GT1 1998 (around 22 with 996 headlights).
This one is RHD with a sequential gearbox and a carbonfiber chassis.
The others are street legal 993 GT1 1996 (two with 993 headlights) or 993 GT1 1998 (around 22 with 996 headlights).
#51
#53
Interesting to see affinity for 60s and 90s race cars (904-917, GT1). These are my two favorite automotive eras.
I picked 910 from the 60s as opposed to the ultimate 917, because of my perceived non-street registered status of the 917. Besides, the 910 would be more "functional" and drivable for me. Admittedly, I'm not sure I have the kahunas to go 200 mph in a 917.
I did pick the GT1 as the other "one" option. Not having driven one, I wonder how the turbo lag is; excessive lag is a deal breaker. Nonetheless, I think that the GT1 was the opportune segway for Porsche to go mid-engine using the 911 model while preserving the 911 heritage. Oh well, it seems like they're giving a mid-engine 911 another shot as evidenced in Porsche's recent Sebring test.
I picked 910 from the 60s as opposed to the ultimate 917, because of my perceived non-street registered status of the 917. Besides, the 910 would be more "functional" and drivable for me. Admittedly, I'm not sure I have the kahunas to go 200 mph in a 917.
I did pick the GT1 as the other "one" option. Not having driven one, I wonder how the turbo lag is; excessive lag is a deal breaker. Nonetheless, I think that the GT1 was the opportune segway for Porsche to go mid-engine using the 911 model while preserving the 911 heritage. Oh well, it seems like they're giving a mid-engine 911 another shot as evidenced in Porsche's recent Sebring test.