951 wagon? They actually made one
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Is that what they call a" shooting brake"? I like it.
I still believe that if P had continued the transaxle cars uninterrupted from 1995 on, we would see fewer BMW M3's on the road.![Big Grin](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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I still believe that if P had continued the transaxle cars uninterrupted from 1995 on, we would see fewer BMW M3's on the road.
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Yep thats a Shooting Brake ...all the Mercedes wagons had an unofficial tile as such I believe.
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I know this is an old thread and it's been stated in a more than a few threads across the internet but the DP wagon in the OP is based on a 924 turbo
That's been quite a controversial 968 for many years. It was for sale recently too so if it was sold on and that's a recent photo then the new owner hasn't changed it back.
https://www.lindseyracing.com/LR/Par...JANKOWSKI.html
https://www.pff.de/market/entry/1316...rtkombi-turbo/
That's certainly one way to fix hatch delamination.
I don't hate it but I think I prefer the Boxster/Cayman wagon that was making the rounds a while ago.
Looking at Dan P's post a little more, I really like that it looks reversible, if you wanted to go back to stock.
Cheers
I don't hate it but I think I prefer the Boxster/Cayman wagon that was making the rounds a while ago.
Looking at Dan P's post a little more, I really like that it looks reversible, if you wanted to go back to stock.
Cheers
https://www.lindseyracing.com/LR/Par...JANKOWSKI.html
https://www.pff.de/market/entry/1316...rtkombi-turbo/
I'm selling my 968 sports suit turbo because I'm giving up my hobby (... and "no" I don't have a corona shortage of money!). Please only serious inquiries via email or PM. The vehicle is well known in the scene and it probably needs no further explanation. It is a one-off in this version. Everything is registered! (Engine; wheel and tire combination; brake system; KW3; Strosek combi hood-the only one on a 968!; AHK) 3L turbo conversion with approx. 355hp and 500nm.
The caravan in matching design is sold separately!
The caravan in matching design is sold separately!
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Even after all these years they are still cool. The OP article I read (forget where) said that the one in the pics was a 951 modified. THey may have made on a 924 also but who knows.
Cheers, Mike
Cheers, Mike