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Carrera4s schreef:(...) Los daarvan zou ik 'm wel willen
11 jun 2007 12:37
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924 schreef:Waarom is deze gebouwd zonder de typische R voorschermen
Voor die prijs mag ie best volledig origineel zijn
11 jun 2007 14:25
In 1967, Porsche engineers, under Dr. Ferdinand Piech, created what has to be one of the most unique variations of the 911 - the competition 911R of which only 24 examples, including four prototypes, where made.
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(...)Piech decided to see how many pounds he could sweat off the 911 in the latter part of 1966, even though the effort would have little short term effect on the factory's racing fortunes.
Because there was no initial intention to homologate the 911R, its meager record of achievement doesn't seem so bad as it might have been. (sales department rejected the idea of homologation of 500 units for the FIA).
Results aside, the true importance of the 911R is that it formed the basis for all of Porsche's future lightweight models, including the Carrera RS and RSR's as well as the later 934 and 935 Turbos.
The first four prototypes (chassis: 305876S-R/1, 306681S-R/2, 307671S-R/3 and 307670S-R/4) came to the experimental department as complete production 911S models in the latter months of 1966 and early 1967.
Stripped down to their bare shells, the cars were transformed into 911Rs by the engineers and emerged in their new configuration between March and April in 1967.
This process not only involved weight saving, but also a engine-transplant from one of Piechs other creations, the 906.
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While it also had been intended to replace the bumpers, doors and front fenders, as well as the hood and rear decklid, with feather-weight substituses, there was little agreement on the best material to use in the manufacturing of these pieces.
Ultimately, they were produced both in Aluminium and fiberglass (GFK) with all four prototypes wearing a mixture of these panels until fiberglass was decided on as the choice for the 20 car production run. Costs were taken into account at this point and the extensive use of aluminium would have raised the price of the production 911R several thousands of DMs.
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Eventually they would build special taillight and parkinglight housings which were shells of what the street-customer had come to expect and which today are considered visual keys to the 911R's identity.
11 jun 2007 14:25
Carrera4s schreef:... echter, 650000 pond is zowat een miljoen EURO... wat een steenrijke gek er voor wil geven.
Los daarvan zou ik 'm wel willen
11 jun 2007 14:31
11 jun 2007 17:10
patrick911 schreef:Carrera4s schreef:(...) Los daarvan zou ik 'm wel willen
Aan de andere kant, je zou 'm alleen in een glazen kooitje durven hebben toch?
11 jun 2007 20:50
patrick911 schreef:Peperbus schreef:Carrera4s schreef:... echter, 650000 pond is zowat een miljoen EURO... wat een steenrijke gek er voor wil geven.
Los daarvan zou ik 'm wel willen
Maar wat denk je dat een 959 nu zal kosten?..
Op mobile.de en in Singen staan er vanaf 187,000 tot zo'n 330,000 euro.
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