Shut.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hpt911
Up!
If that were true then I would have to recant.
An engine should probably built around that case and enshrined in the Sportoholic Hall of Fame!
Shut.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hpt911
Up!
If that were true then I would have to recant.
An engine should probably built around that case and enshrined in the Sportoholic Hall of Fame!
Hahaha!! Ignorance .......Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank Beck
To recant soon enough.......
“real man” keeps his words.......
For the interest of “Sportoholic hall of fame” and helping out our fellow member in researching
It was the R3 with chassis 307671S , driven by Vic Elfort,Joschen Neerpasch and Hans Herrmann
The R3 with sportomatic transmission won the 1967 Marathon de la route after 6148 grueling miles
on the most demanding circuit in the world, won clear 34 laps.
wait I've been in the dark the last week. I need to build a car around this case??
Frank I've yet to see any of my 10 fan boys yet?? 10's not bad either might be a little optimistic no?
Definitely optimistic John.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fubawu
I was extending charity.
Is this the car you are referring too? Learn something new every day. A 911R with a sproto!
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...911r-sale.html
Yes, it is.
Regards,
I'm a little confused , didn't that car use a 906 engine?
From what I gathered this case was from a 68L?
Looks like the tangled tapestry is unraveling.
307671s had engine 961136 fwiw. does that mean they were cheating by not installing a sporto engine?