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Does anyone recognize this fire damaged Supercharged 968?

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Old 11-19-2013 | 01:45 PM
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my thinking was not to flame a friend...

tough call. so I flamed the crispy/(already partially melted) engine instead.




anyway, with so many cars out there with moderate damage getting junked,

seems it would make more sense to put those in the cross hairs, watch for Gene's updates on the '68 forum...

and keep bidding.



*btw, just in from watching an awesome practice run of a few dozen Daytona prototypes,

GT2s, (Aston's, Ferrari's, and Porsches, and 1 Audi R8) etc from behind turn 4 at Daytona !!
Old 11-19-2013 | 09:16 PM
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Kinda ironic how the firewall protected the engine from the fire coming from the rear of the car.
Old 11-20-2013 | 11:05 AM
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Elliott, I am sure the buyer of this car knew what they were looking at, there are quite a few nice parts left to salvage.

Also I am racking my brain trying to find this car. I know I have seen it before.
Doug, maybe you're thinking of Kevin's car from Columbus, OH? "kasturbo" on here. He had a black 968 with a build 951 engine, and came to the Fest a few years ago. License plate was "WOUND UP" I think, and his hood had air inlets like that (Dan Jauch put them in).
Old 11-20-2013 | 07:05 PM
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The car was completely parted out this week. The good news is - so far it appears that all the parts I listed are 100% salvageable and unharmed, aside from some melted plastic draped over things. I am actually surprised at how GOOD of condition everything is. And NO parts are for sale, as of currently.

The bad news is... some of you are probably still just too dumb to think this car was a worthwhile purchase. But that's fine, it simply means there will be more easy opportunities for the rest of us in the future.

And in other news... I'm shocked that nobody has yet posted a photo or has any solid history about this car! I think there are a few interesting leads but I've done a bit of searching around and haven't had any luck.
Old 11-20-2013 | 08:03 PM
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good job Elliot. glad it worked out.
Old 11-21-2013 | 01:07 AM
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the shell would make a sweet dune racer.



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