Chassis 9113600686, also known as R7, was the last of Porsche’s eight R-numbered 911 RSRs to appear during the 1973 season. R7 made its competition debut alongside sister car R5 at the…
Read MoreHaving produced 31 examples of the original 934 in 1976, Porsche manufactured a batch of ten uprated cars for the 1977 season. Dubbed 934/5, these latest iterations were created for the US…
Read MoreWhile the Martini Racing Team was brought on board to manage the European legs of the 1973 World Sportscar Championship with the new 911 RSR, in the USA, that responsibility fell to Brumos and…
Read MoreBy the late 1960s, Porsche were spending considerably more on racing than they had done a decade earlier. To ease logistics and reflect the firm’s status as a top flight competitor, three brand…
Read MoreOf the 49 RSRs built for customers in 1973, chassis 9113600727 was unique. Destined for Peter Gregg’s Brumos team in Jacksonville, Florida, the car was assembled to largely the same…
Read MoreFew cars have such poignant origins as BMW M1 Procar chassis 4301053. In 1976, American painter, sculptor and printmaker, Frank Stella, had been commissioned to create BMW’s second Art Car.
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