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The absolute cult model of the 70s is the Porsche 911. Kremer Racing took on this 40 years ago and turned it into a brutally consistent driving machine! Even after 40 years it is hardly more martial than racing around the corner with this boxer Porsche 911 3.0 RSR.
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As early as 1975, the brothers Erwin and Manfred Kremer created the Porsche 911 3.0 RSR with the aim of driving LeMans' 24h. The pilots Billy Sprowls, Juan Carlos Bolaños and Andres Contreras even managed to finish in ninth place among the top 10.
Because of this success story, the car took part in many more races and could win a lot of victory with its 330PS. The now completely restored 911er has a total value of about 500.000 €. The made of fiberglass car is in a mint condition and has the starting number 5. The performance data of the 911er are still up-to-date even after 40 years:
- Total weight 960kg
- 0-100km / h in 5,2 seconds
- 280-300 km / h V-Max depending on the ratio
A new brake system was also installed, as well as a different steering system, tank system and entire parts of the outer skin. Kremer Racing also improved the aerodynamics. Kremer Racing even managed to win the LeMans 24h in 1979, albeit on a Porsche 935 K 3.
