Porsche 962
Porsche 962
Porsche 962C sn-962-006 1987
Porsche Museum 2012
Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, Germany
Porsche 962C sn-962-006 1987
Porsche Museum 2012
Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, Germany
Porsche 962C sn-962-006 1987
Porsche Museum 2012
Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, Germany
Porsche 962 sn 962-107 1985
Porsche Rennsport Reunion 2004
Porsche 962 sn 962-AR1 1996
Porsche Rennsport Reunion 2004
Porsche's first monocoque car was the Type 956, an endurance racecar. The 956 was a development extension of the very successful 936 which replaced, of course, the 935. The 956 was to be available as a customer car and was built to European and Le Mans specifications. However the 956 cars did not meet the North American IMSA races standards.
Porsche soon modified the 956 into the Type 962 by extending the wheelbase and modifying the 2.8 L, 6 cylinder engine. With a few final body changes, the new 962 entered the 1984 Daytona 24 hour race.
Porsche 962C Group C 1984 3rd Place
59th Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
Pebble Beach, California, 2009
Descriptive Poster For This Car - JPG file
Porsche 962C Group C sn-906-002 1984 3rd Place
59th Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
Pebble Beach, California, 2009
Porsche 962C sn-906-002 Group C 1984 3rd Place
59th Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
Pebble Beach, California, 2009
Porsche 962C sn-906-002 Group C 1984 3rd Place
59th Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
Pebble Beach, California, 2009
Porsche 962 HR-1 sn- 962-HR1 1985
Rennsport Reunion IV
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca
Monterey, California 2011
962 HR-1 raced as the Lowenbrau Special, was built from parts in the United States on a non-Porsche chassis to supplement and then replace the Factory built 962-103
Porsche 962 1988
Rennsport Reunion IV
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca
Monterey, California 2011
Porsche 962 sn-962-103 1984
Image Credit: Photo Courtesy of Gooding & Company 2012
3,160 CC SOHC Flat 6-Cylinder Engine; Bosch Electronic Fuel Injection; Estimated 720 BHP at 7,800 RPM; 5-Speed Manual Gearbox; 4-Wheel Brembo Drilled and Ventilated Disc Brakes; Independent Double Wishbone Front Suspension with Coil-Over Shock Absorbers Coil-Over Shock Absorbers Independent Rocker Arm Rear Suspension with Coil-Over Shock Absorbers
Porsche 962 HR1 sn-962-HR1 1985
Image Credit: Photo Courtesy of Gooding & Company 2012
3,164 CC SOHC Flat 6-Cylinder Engine; Bosch Electronic Fuel Injection; Single Garrett Turbocharger; Estimated 720 BHP at 7,300 RPM; 5-Speed Manual Gearbox; 4-Wheel Brembo Drilled and Ventilated Disc Brakes; Independent Double-Wishbone Front Suspension with Coil-Over Shock Absorbers Independent Rocker-Arm Rear Suspension with Coil-Over Shock Absorbers
Porsche 962 1987
RennSport Reunion 2011
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, 2011
Porsche 962 1984
Essen Techno Classica 2013
Joachim Gruchot Photo
Porsche 962 1984
Rennsport Reunion II, Daytona 2004
Porsche 962C sn-962-007 1987
Porsche Rennsport Reunion 2004
Porsche 962C 007, 008, 010, 1987
Rennsport Reunion II
Daytona Raceway, 2004
These three pictured Porsche 962C's, 007, 008, 010, were shot at The Rennsport Reunion II at Daytona 2004 on the inside road course loop.
Porsche 962 1990 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962 1990 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962 1990 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962 Kramer sn-CK6-88 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962 Kramer sn-CK6-88 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962 sn 962-107 1985 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962 sn 962-107 1985 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962 sn 962-AR1 1996 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962 sn 962-AR1 1996 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962 sn 962-AR1 1996 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962 sn-962-119 1986 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962 sn-HR1 1985 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962-103 1984 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962-72 sn-HR4 1987 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962-72 sn-HR4 1987 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962C 1990 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962C sn-962-007 1987 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962C sn-962-007 1987 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962C sn-962-007 1987 Rennsport 2004
Porsche 962C sn-962-007 1987 Rennsport 2004
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