It seems it is not the Electric Panamera Gran turismo.
I think they had 2 models under Mission-e

But the silhouette seems to be sedan. Maybe Model-3 killer?

 

I'm puzzled by how night the license plate sits.

 

Friend has launched a Trackday calendar and it seems to cover a lot of trackdays etcetera.

Unfortunately it is still in German but it is easy to learn how to use it.


https://all4track.de

 

 

 

Huevos Grande!!

 

Thanks for the schedule!

 

I suspect this is a repost... Still good though.

 

Amazing to see the track without guardrails.
Drivers of those times came with ball sizes of a watermelon as standard.

 

Impossible to get tired of that

 

 

It is a bit frustrating: Right now I was supposed to be in Nürburg now preparing for VLN1.

VLN1, VLN2 and VLN3 has been cancelled because of Corona.

Touristdriving on the Ring is postponed until the 20th of April.

N24H is postponed (luckily not cancelled) until the end of September. There's going to be many hours in the dark this year

All trackdriving in my country are more or less cancelled.


On the other hand me and my family are healthy and Swedens government seems to do a good job trying to protect us.

Also a good thing is that this baby is waiting for the snow to go away.

Got it late last year - directly from trailer into garage the day before the snow arrived.


It is a 1970 911T that has been upgraded with a 1986 Carrera 3.2 liter engine with 3.4 liter cylinders to an RSR Hot Rod. Approx 270hp. 915 gearbox without LSD.
Weight is about 1050 kg.
Brakes and suspension parts are from 930 Turbo. A lot of Elephant racing stuff.
No heat or AC.
Exhaust system from Cargraphic with exhaust flaps.
Wevo shifter and engine mounts.
Zuffenhausen wheels.
Car seems to be well built and it rides very nice.

Now if just the snow could go away :-)

 

The situation is a bit frusturating as you described.
But your 911T is gorgeous - enjoy in good health.

 

No better distancing than at the longest circuit in the world...

In all seriousness glad you are doing well and hopefully things get back to normal as soon as possible. Be well!

 

Of this isn’t back to normal by May, nothing will matter anymore besides survival.

The cure killed the patient.