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Chassis:
The second Dauer 962 LM Sport built, this car used the Porsche supplied chassis that had originally been stamped 962-176. It started the race seventh on the grid and after delays during the night entered the final hours in second overall. Toyota's famous bad luck helped as the leading 94CV was forced to retire with a broken gear linkage. This promoted GT003 to the lead and allowed it to score the 962's final major victory. Retained by Porsche, the Le Mans winner was displayed for many years in the Schlumpf Museum in Mulhouse.
| Chassis details |
| Manufactured in |
1994 |
| First owner |
Le Mans Porsche Team |
| Major wins |
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| Notes |
Built on chassis 962-176 |
| Last known location |
Porsche Museum |
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