Porsche 911RSR Brumos Winner 24h Daytona73 for GT Legends by Polka

System · 26 January 07, 15:19

This is a conversation of the 1973 2.8 Liter RSR from Brumos Porsche (Chassis 911.360.0238 R4-grandprix white).
Peter Gregg & Hurley Haywood won with that car the 24hours of Daytona 1973.

System · 26 January 07, 15:25

Version 1.0 of "Porsche 911RSR Brumos Winner 24h Daytona73" is uploaded. You can view the download page for it here

delta_lima · 26 January 07, 16:06

LOVE IT!

I always appreciate when authors release the older, "retro" schemes - these are "time machines" of sorts - very classy and timeless.

thanks!

dl

Ricardo Werther · 26 January 07, 18:49

Thanks again, Polka!

Just a curiosity...

I noticed that the left 54 number was placed in the middle of the left door, but the right 54 is way closer to the rear right wheel. Is it supposed to be there on the real car?

I thought both 54 side numbers should be placed closer to the rear wheels...

Cheers,

RW

Polka · 26 January 07, 19:09

This ought to be the correct position for the numbers.
Left and right side were different on that car during the Daytona race.

Cheers Polka

Ricardo Werther · 26 January 07, 19:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Polka

This ought to be the correct position for the numbers.
Left and right side were different on that car during the Daytona race.

Cheers Polka

Geez...

So, sorry about it, hehehe...

Thanks again, Polka!

MUDO · 8 August 07, 10:38

Hi, it seems link is broken...

26 January 07, 15:19	#1
System Automated Poster Join Date: Feb 2003	Porsche 911RSR Brumos Winner 24h Daytona73 for GT Legends by Polka This is a conversation of the 1973 2.8 Liter RSR from Brumos Porsche (Chassis 911.360.0238 R4-grandprix white). Peter Gregg & Hurley Haywood won with that car the 24hours of Daytona 1973.

26 January 07, 15:25	#2
System Automated Poster Join Date: Feb 2003	A new version is uploaded Version 1.0 of "Porsche 911RSR Brumos Winner 24h Daytona73" is uploaded. You can view the download page for it here

8 August 07, 10:38	#7
MUDO Join Date: Aug 2007	Wrong link... Hi, it seems link is broken...

26 January 07, 16:06	#3
delta_lima Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada	LOVE IT! I always appreciate when authors release the older, "retro" schemes - these are "time machines" of sorts - very classy and timeless. thanks! dl

26 January 07, 18:49	#4
Ricardo Werther Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Rio de Janeiro / BRA Age: 48	Thanks again, Polka! Just a curiosity... I noticed that the left 54 number was placed in the middle of the left door, but the right 54 is way closer to the rear right wheel. Is it supposed to be there on the real car? I thought both 54 side numbers should be placed closer to the rear wheels... Cheers, RW

26 January 07, 19:09	#5
Polka Join Date: Jun 2006	This ought to be the correct position for the numbers. Left and right side were different on that car during the Daytona race. Cheers Polka