Porsche Motorsports: The History Of

[NSXType-R]

Guys, not sure if it's in the Hide Out already or if there are repeats, but I stumbled upon these Porsche pictures on the website.

I don't have the time to post them up, maybe someone else can put them up for me?

Ahem, Fiset, you were supposed to remember.

Media Gallery - Service & Download - Porsche Classic - Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG

[Ferrer]

I know I'm arriving late, but this collection of posters is just fabulous! Thank you very much!

Yep only about 2 years late.

And then they say Southern Europeans are never on time...

[McReis]

Yep only about 2 years late.

And then they say Southern Europeans are never on time...

Things are not what they used to be anymore. They also said Iberians didn't work and yet I work like a dog these days...

Feels nice talking back to one of the old ones.

[Ferrer]

Things are not what they used to be anymore. They also said Iberians didn't work and yet I work like a dog these days...

Feels nice talking back to one of the old ones.

Now even Fiats don't break down anymore.

That's the end of the world as we know it...

You should come back more regularly.

[papagis]

great photos!!

[Ferrer]

Porsche Motorsports (936 '77 Le Mans retirement, sister car #4 won) #39

[911carreraRSR]

Please post some photos of MARTINI Porsche Carrera RSR from 1973 season

[henk4]

Please post some photos of MARTINI Porsche Carrera RSR from 1973 season

Welcome to UCP.
here is a 911S, made to look like a 1973 Martini car. (also underneath the body) It is being regularly raced in the USA.

[Ferrer]

Please post some photos of MARTINI Porsche Carrera RSR from 1973 season

There are some on the Classic 911 thread.

http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/forum...63-1989-a.html

[rappo]

netburner,

That may be one of the most awesome Porsche pictures I have ever seen. Congrats on the nice ride and the win.