What insane GT is this?
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What insane GT is this?
Just took these pics today. This is one of the sickest Porsche I've seen in my life. But I'm not sure what model it is. Some ALMS racer that I can't put my finger on.
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If that is the one that was at Rennsport Reunion, which it may be judging by the formula car in the back ground that looks familar. It wasn't converted to street use by Dauer it was some one else. I could be wrong though. Dauer is the most common name associated with convertering those from race use, but several companies have converted them. Killer cars, great history behind them, just wish I was old enough to have seen em race...
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Where was the picture taken?
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pictures were taken at SYMBOLIC MOTOR'S service facility.
They are a high-end dealer, reseller, and restorer of fine automobiles.
This was just 1 of the 20+ awesome cars they were currently working, Gomez has more pics of the other cars.
I roughly estimated that there was probably around $25+ million worth of cars in there service/restore area.
The classic ferrari's were jaw droppers!
It was
They are a high-end dealer, reseller, and restorer of fine automobiles.
This was just 1 of the 20+ awesome cars they were currently working, Gomez has more pics of the other cars.
I roughly estimated that there was probably around $25+ million worth of cars in there service/restore area.
The classic ferrari's were jaw droppers!
It was
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It is not a Dauer, but based on either a Porsche 956 or 962 and seems to be roadlegal? At least in the US (if I would drive this thing around town here in Germany I would end somewhere in the deepest prison for the idea 
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If that is the one that was at Rennsport Reunion, which it may be judging by the formula car in the back ground that looks familar. It wasn't converted to street use by Dauer it was some one else. I could be wrong though. Dauer is the most common name associated with convertering those from race use, but several companies have converted them. Killer cars, great history behind them, just wish I was old enough to have seen em race...
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it was funny not many people were looking at it when I came in and when I saw it I felt like I just found some lost treasure. I just remember saying to myself "holy sh^t" I felt lucky I got to even see it in person. It was that cool.