Its Condor Yellow but there is one other CGT that looks same but i have been told thats its the only condor out there. On the line then there was a speed yellow

 

Man, what an experience to spend time with Sir Walter. To me personally he is the king of the porsche test drivers. Hopefully he took you for a ride and showed you what that CGT can really do....

 

Incredible photos, thanks for sharing them and congrats on the CGT!

 

Thanks i am glad you all like the pics. I was lucky to have a Ride with Walter Rohl Both in the 959 and the CGT i can only say he was great and the 959 WoW what a car. The Leipzig track is really great he was pushing both cars to the limit and while he was doing that it was amazing to me that we still had time to share some stories and show me some tricks

 

you are a lucky man - congrats!

 

Condor,

Did you run Porsche SuperCup this year? I was in the paddock at the USGP at Indy with my boys this summer.

Fantastic car you have! Love the 356 too! My 356 is still not together, but I hope to have it done for the Hershey Hillclimb next year!

Best of Luck!

 

DJ Thank you. When I asked for the CGT back home I was told there was no way I could buy one, but I have been racing in the Supercup and through my contacts I knew that Porsche is building more CGT's and boy I couldn't believe it. I made sure I was on the list of the last 20 being built.

 

Excellent pictures! That is a beautiful color.

 

No I. didn't as the event was part of the USA GT3 championship and I was racing in the Nurburgring 24hr and had to fly to Alabama I am now here for 1 year attending a staff course in Maxwell AFB.

 

Thanks Robert the Panamera will be built in Leipzig you should go its a great Factory

 

Mashalla! One of the most beautiful Carrera GTs out there..Mabrook!

Planning on doing any mods to it?

 

Mashkoor no MODS keeping it STD have you done any mods on yours???

 

awesome photos, looks like a fun experience.

 

Sorry, this question is probably retarded, but these pictures are a few years old, yes?

 

Take a look at the production #, it's 1261 (originally they were going to build 1500, then dropped the number to 1250)...I think Porsche probably had enough demand to do one final run, and Condor got in on it.

What a beautiful car, great to see it go to an enthusiast owner.