1985 Kremer Porsche 962 CK6

Sold to Kremer Porsche in March of 1985, and run in the 1985 season, where it suffered a racing accident at the 1000kms of Mosport in August of that year. In 1987, 962C-110 was subsequently rebuilt utilizing a Thompson tub, to 1987 specifications. It was run by Kremer in 1987 and 1988. It was then sold to the Almeras brothers (incidentally the first Frenchmen to own and race a 962C) for the 1989 season, during which they campaigned the car extensively. The car’s exploits were documented in a book of theirs, and the car retains its Almeras livery today.

1987
Jarama – 4th
Jerez – 2nd
Hockenheim – 2nd
Silverstone – DNF
Le Mans – DNF (Kremer/Kenwood livery)
Nurburgring – 14th
Eifelrennen
Spa – DNF
Fuji – DNF

1988
Silverstone – DNF (Kremer)
Interseries SAT Livery
Flugplatzrennen
Sold to Almeras brothers

1989
Dijon – 19th
Jarama – 12th
Brands Hatch – 10th
Nurburgring – 14th
Spa – 21st
Le Mans – DNF
Trofeo Hermanos Rodriguez Mexico – 15th

During 2009 s/n 110 saw a no-expense spared, massive, pre-season preparation by Porsche 962 expert restoration and service shop Retrosport Racing to ready the car for any European Class C or USA IMSA GTP events. More information and the complete job list can be provided.

Price: Upon request

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