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I remember the Cyclops cartoons, What a fun little ride idea..Reminds me of motorized bar-stools too. Now we have the Smart Car, kinda close if you added the lights and wings! Didn't someone build a Cyclops on a go-kart chassis??? Fuzzy memory, but I think I recall seeing a photo of it...

I sure would like a higher resolution photo too....Sending you a PM... Jennifer

I posted about it in "RCRs Next Car Should Be"..... http://www.gt40s.com/forum/rcr-forum-rcr40-rcr70-p4-mkiv/22481-rcrs-next-car-should-44.html#post307092 It is currently for sale.... Jan Lühn Cheers Jennifer

A variation on the 917, the chassis K81, built in 1981 by Porsche racing specialists, Kremer Bros., with factory participation.The one original is for sale currently, at Jan Lühn This one would have little developmental cost for RCR, as it is based on the 917 chassis, but incorporates body...

porsche-917.de text in German Google Translate:results in..... Few racing cars of the past 40 years has so much enthusiasm on the scene called the Porsche 917 K. The reason for this not least is the great success he's house Porsche has brought, even though esa no t the beginning looked like...

Good information! Thanks for posting, Jennifer

Thanks Randy! I see you are in Minneapolis,,,,,I was born there, spent much of my youth in the area, Even in the 50s there was a lot of sports car activity. My dad was friends with a guy that had a D Jag, and he was friends with Donny Skogmo, Jerry Hansen, fast shoes of the time.etc....It was...

Porsche 917 on Vimeo Enjoy!:thumbsup: Jennifer

Porsche P917 - Die Begeisterung lebt weiter on Vimeo Can anybody translate? I assume at these are Porsche factory people talking about the car and campaigns... Jennifer

When you get back from the trip, please email me at <e-mail(at)jenalabs.com> I am in the Portland area, and would enjoy meeting with you...My husband and I are going to do an RCR when the financial situation improves,... I am likely going to be in Michigan later this summer to setup a set of...

If visions of that 47 won't leave your mind, there are always the guys at Banks Europa in the UK, ....still building NEW Europa variants with better chassis and suspensions. I always felt the 47 was the way the 46 and 54 [ street versions with Renault power] should have been offered...In the...

Here is a pity....I made molds for the air scoop too! I had silly visions of adding a scoop to the Europa engine lid that I was driving at the time, along the lines for some Lotus 47s that had a snorkel in the engine lid. I was going to do something similar, but I preferred the vertical inlet of...

I forgot to mention..Lola T332 My friends started life with a Traco Chevy, and a brace of Weber downdrafts, legal for SCCA Formula 5000, 5 liters...after a cracked block it ended with a locally built short block machine dto match the Traco, but with a few extra cubes..big Hewland box, compact...

Back in the late 70s or so one of my friends had one of these for a season....I had a chance to take it out once and was changed forever...The guy who bought it stuffed it backwards into a concrete wall in practice for his first race. It sat wrecked in a Portland Oregon race shop for...

We need another video after the proper break-in...with revs where they ought to be and some big G numbers in the corners. Nice to see this spectacular project on a track, even if being babied...It just WALKS with ease around the other cars, and they seem to be trying! Jennifer

Sorry this took me a few days to post, but as long as the subject was Porsche....Back in May of 03, the following car was offered on racecars.com. It would be a natural to extend the RCR917 platform to this interesting little rocket... 1972 Porsche EBS Spyder racecars.com...

Alfa...You can certainly see the influence from the later Lola T-70s and the Ford Mk IV. or was it the other way around???

Exceptional work there, RCR team! JC

Is it real?...or a Mirage?

If you morph that stunning 1970 312P with a 'Ford' concept, you get this....Too bad it was not so successful as a racer, but it was striking in appearance, the Ford F3L.