Hot! Modified Porsche 935 Is The Ultimate Track Toy

[donkeykong]

I assume it could be done by taking a GT2 RS since it's the basis of the 935 and then convert the body panels into the 935 spec.

Those front lights can't be road legal can they?

 

[LaArtist]

Those front lights can't be road legal can they?

The whole car is not road legal lol

 

[donkeykong]

The whole car is not road legal lol

I'm aware of that lulz, I quoted M.N.Z. talking about the possibility of converting the 935 to make one road legal.

 

[WBarnes]

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[Centurion]

^
31min well spent. It’s hilarious that it doesn’t have door locks. Owners better trust their kids not to crawl inside when playing hide and seek.

 

[Deleted member 1071]

This makes me yearn for a 992 Carrera/GT3 Touring/Turbo "Flachbau" option.

 

[Yaz]

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31min well spent. It’s hilarious that it doesn’t have door locks. Owners better trust the...

I'm surprised it has a key. Don't race cars just use the steering wheel to start it up.

 

[dalab]

Track toy ?, nothing further, this car is a very serious machine

 

[Centurion]

This makes me yearn for a 992 Carrera/GT3 Touring/Turbo "Flachbau" option.

Don't worry. There will be plenty of limited edition 992 variants for those who want the ultimate last ICE 911.

 

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[M.N.D]

Those front lights can't be road legal can they?

My apologies for the very late reply, as I missed your quote.

It's old news now, but hypothetically, if an owner of a 911 GT2 RS intends to convert the car into a road legal 935, it's possible to do with some modifications to make it as such. For the headlights, I can imagine a small cut in the hood without any bump on the surface.

A similar case is when an Aston Martin Vulcan (the track only limited production GT that was revealed in 2015) was converted by a particular company into a road legal version.

This is the original car:

This is the modified road legal version:

As for the rear, it could be done in a similar way to the road version of the 911 GT1 98, the final version of the GT1 car.

I guess that this is stretching things a bit too far for what it's worth...