RE: Pic Of The Week: 1973 911 RSR
Friday 24th July 2009
Pic Of The Week: 1973 911 RSR
Shaken, not stirred...
After the rumours that Porsche may be considering a special edition 'Supersport' 911 earlier this week, in a tribute to the 1984 'Turbo-look' car, we had a nose about looking at some classic Porker pics. There were some great shots, but we liked this one so much that we just had to share it with you - we're just that sort of people here at PH.
Pictured is what we're fairly certain is a 2.8-litre variant of the 1973 911 Carrera RSR, looking rather splendid in silver with Martini livery. And for the Porsche die-hards out there, we've done our homework - this is believed to be chassis number 911.360.0588. Not bad, eh.
Of course, being PH, someone can probably tell us more, along with the exact make and model of the lorry behind it too...
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Discussion
Last of the ducktail racers, the Toad Hall car above won the Targa Florio in 1973.
Short realplayer in car clip going up the hill at Goodwood in '07 :
http://www.toadhallracing.com/Goodwood%20DSL.rm

Short realplayer in car clip going up the hill at Goodwood in '07 :
http://www.toadhallracing.com/Goodwood%20DSL.rm

cragswinter said:
yeahYeah what is the ducktape spoiler work about?
Increasing the downforce of the back wing/spoiler to counteract the lift experienced at high speeds. As with, most cars the side profile resembles a wing. I'm guessing they used duck-tape because they were experimenting with different set-ups. Gassing Station | General Gassing [Archive] | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff








