The Porsche 962C is a legendary figure in the world of endurance racing, known for its remarkable engineering and race-winning capabilities. Originally developed to meet the Group C racing regulations in 1982, Porsche's 962C evolved from the successful 956 model, adapting to both American IMSA and global endurance racing standards. By 1985, the 962C had undergone significant improvements, including a powerful 3000cc twin-turbo engine and larger wheels, enhancing its performance and reliability on the track.
The 1988 Le Mans edition of the Porsche 962C, adorned in the striking Shell livery, is celebrated for its pole position start and fastest lap record, despite finishing behind the winning Jaguar. This re-release of the 1/24 scale model kit by Tamiya captures the essence of this iconic racing machine with meticulous attention to detail.
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