Kremer Porsche 934 pics desired (re-posted)

[Wouter Melissen]

Well the car may be listed as a 935, but I would believe it to be a 930 or 934 modified from Group 4 specs to Group 5 specs. It is listed as a 935 K1, which means they built it from a Porsche shell. It is a Group 5 modified Porsche 93*, not a factory built 935. But fair enough, it could be referred to as a 935.

Either way, now I am also interested in what this looks like. Can you post the pics that you have?

[Gt1Street]

Here's what I dug up on the Kremer 935's:

Porsche 935 K3, 1980 935 K3 | Conceptcarz.com - Pictures, Pricing, Information, Wallpaper, History
Flyby vid - Martini Kremer Porsche 934/5 flyby, with some RSR behind - Mcomet Video Channel
One that is up for sale, 320k if you have the change - JOHN STARKEY CARS :: CARS FOR SALE

[faksta]

But it was obviously not the 935 K3...

[Wouter Melissen]

Originally Posted by Gt1Street

Here's what I dug up on the Kremer 935's:

Porsche 935 K3, 1980 935 K3 | Conceptcarz.com - Pictures, Pricing, Information, Wallpaper, History
Flyby vid - Martini Kremer Porsche 934/5 flyby, with some RSR behind - Mcomet Video Channel
One that is up for sale, 320k if you have the change - JOHN STARKEY CARS :: CARS FOR SALE

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[Gt1Street]

Originally Posted by Wouter Melissen

Well yes, or Ultimatecarpage.com - Powered by knowledge, driven by passion

did you actually expect me to take the easy way out ?

[henk4]

Originally Posted by Gt1Street

did you actually expect me to take the easy way out ?

the neighbour's grass is always greener, apparently....

[Gt1Street]

Originally Posted by henk4

the neighbour's grass is always greener, apparently....

heh, and it gives a better high as well

[junkman3353]

Here is the best one of the two I have.
http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/b...Mans1976_7.jpg

You can see it doesn't have the curved rear fender of the classic 935. Along with being squared off, it has numerous vents.

[Sauc3]

See rear of the image in this link.
24 heures du Mans, lemans 24 hours - 24h lemans 1976 20 Porsche 19 Alpine depart

[junkman3353]

Thank you for the link. Yes I did see it. Just a tad small for reference.

[tdc911]

Originally Posted by Wouter Melissen

Well the car may be listed as a 935, but I would believe it to be a 930 or 934 modified from Group 4 specs to Group 5 specs. It is listed as a 935 K1, which means they built it from a Porsche shell. It is a Group 5 modified Porsche 93*, not a factory built 935. But fair enough, it could be referred to as a 935.

Either way, now I am also interested in what this looks like. Can you post the pics that you have?

From John Starkey: "The Kremer brothers built up this 935, with slotted rear fenders, in their dealership in 1976 and they entered it in the WCM that year. It is effectively, the K1. They used a factory bodyshell, chassis number: 006 00019, and factory parts. If the Works team faltered in 1976, this Kremer car was usually there as a back-up to the Porsche effort."

I'll post some more photos of it later.

[junkman3353]

Always glad for info. I've got a couple of Starkey's books. His research can be...ummm, "imaginative" I think is the word.

[tdc911]

Originally Posted by junkman3353

rolleyes:

[alex1485]

Originally Posted by tdc911

imagine a smiley face rolling its eyes