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    Smile 911RSR at Laguna: Excellence Magazine

    I like this new website with some of the featured stories. I have not got my print copy yet but this article was very cool.

    Driving the Max Moritz Foto Quelle 911RSR at the 2009 Laguna Seca Historic Races.

    http://www.excellence-mag.com/issues...t-in-the-house

    Did anyone see this car at the 2010 event?
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    Max,

    These are from 2009.
    If this is the original Foto Quelle RSR,then I would also have seen it race in the Nurburgring 750 km race in 1974.
    How the wheel turns !!

    Cheers,
    Dennis.
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    That was a great read. Thanks Pete!

    Here are a few fotos from that February 1975 issue of Sport Auto. I've got the entire article scanned and will try to get it posted later.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gulf908 View Post
    Max,

    These are from 2009.
    If this is the original Foto Quelle RSR,then I would also have seen it race in the Nurburgring 750 km race in 1974.
    How the wheel turns !!

    Cheers,
    Dennis.
    Now that is crazy cool...

    Eckhard Schimpf was hanging out in Byrne's 9073 at one point during the weekend, and his smile was priceless.

    pete

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    Those Max Moritz RSRs are two of my favorite liveries. I like the Blue/Green scheme of the Foto Quelle a bit more than the Jaegermeister but they are both cool. Especially with those wide flares.

    Thanks much for the new website features.
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    I actually autocrossed against this car at the PCA Parade in Boise a few years back. Way cool to see Pete driving it through the corkscrew last year.

    Great 911 - great story by Pete Stout and photos by Hal Thoms.
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    Thanks for the early copy of Pete Stout's terrific article! Excellence seems to take forever to make its way to my little beach town. The Foto Quelle car and the Jagermeister car were confirmed by no less an authority than Jurgen Barth as the real Max Moritz RSR's. John Byrne, the long-time caretaker of the Jagermeister car, has told me (and many other interested enthusiasts) the entertaining story of how he brought those cars out of Hong Kong 20-odd years ago. My impact-bumper Carrera got to pose with them and the Bob Wollek '77 Le Mans 934 0060022 in the Paddock a couple of years ago...
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    The blue fan must piss off the purists.

    My kind of RSR.
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    .... from the dusty,musty old archives ....

    Pete,

    This is from the race programme.
    There were 21 3.0 RSRs entered - the serious guys were Kremers,Loos and the Robert Buchet entries.
    We went to the weekend in conjunction with Norman Rosenkrantz,the Porsche tour guide at the time,and first met with Greg Gustafsen then.
    The only missing entry was a 2 seater Ferrari as they were concentrating on F1 that year - or maybe didn't like being trounced by Matra again !
    Great days !

    Cheers,
    Dennis.
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    1971 2.2 911 S - now back in the UK - sob!
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    One of us is fast becoming a valuable antique.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr9146 View Post
    The blue fan must piss off the purists.

    My kind of RSR.
    Yup, but they're (as usual) on shaky ground.

    I was thinking there was a good chance S Car Go had somehow managed to get the Groves to do the blue/green fan setup in the 1990s — until I saw a period engine shot, the same one in the article Curt posted above.

    pete

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