mooty

ah... i see a WANT...

Jean

In case someone cares, these were 400 hp with 3.3 Ltrs in this race.

Gelatomonster

Nice but I think 993 is still nicer to look and better proportioned

paradisenb

Now that is a Porsche. I can't wait to see those at the club races next year. Thanx for sharing Kary. I imagine you could pick one up for around $110-120k.

hawk993

A little OT, but what causes the fire on cars out of the exhaust in races? I assume it is backfire.

kev

If I can get a quote for one at $110 - 120 I would take out another mortgage today. I think they will be closer to $200k if I'm not mistaken.

clubrcr

I think it would be less than the Retail prices from Porsche which is around $170K, I don't know if $110-120K is the range, but I would think it would quite a bit less than $200K. My guess is the $125-130 range with FOB. We will know soon.

clubrcr

I am no mechanic, I think it is unburned fuel that is depoisted in the exhaust after the value closes.

kev

If that's the starting price, I will be in the market for one in two to three years. That's alot of car for the $. As you know, '03 - '05 996 Cups (for many reasons) are asking for greater than this right now.

Flying Finn

They look great! I wish they'd use that wing on street 997 GT3s instead of that taco wing. Oh well, if I get one (997 GT3), that will be the first mod along with dumping weight.

Thanks for the pics!

DJD

WOW, great looking car, if it does get the Sequential gearbox I may have to take a second on the house and buy one

graham_mitchell

That was Richard Westbrook in the winning number 66 car. He was the British Porsche Carrera Cup Champion last year and will be defending his title this year.

Jean

Graham, you are very well informed. He is residing in Bahrain temporarily and is an instructor on 360s and GT3 Cup cars that can be rented on the track. I thought he would not participate in this year's Cup championship. Great driver.