What year and model is this van?

[Joe Bob]

[widebody911]

Is this the same one?

https://uncrate.com/1977-porsche-935-transporter/

[Joe Bob]

Can't see any pics in the links....

[71T Targa]

Doesn't look the same to me...

[slow&rusty]

There's a lot of cool in those pictures!

[Joe Bob]

I can figure out the models of the P-cars.....interested in the van.

[71T Targa]

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

I can figure out the models of the P-cars.....interested in the van.

I posted a pic of the 'van' in WB's link. Not what you were looking for?

[Sooner or later]

Buster? There were/are two of them.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/classic-cars/videos/a24439/this-mercedes-benz-was-part-of-porsches-intimidation-factor/

The latest video from eGarage is not about some exotic sports car or race car, either. It's about the 1968 Mercedes-Benz that Porsche used to carry a generation's worth of iconic competition cars.

"Buster," as it's nicknamed, is one of a pair. It belongs to the Brumos Collection. The only other example is owned by Porsche.

[Sooner or later]

Weird. Picture won't post.

[sammyg2]

Prolly a privateer bus, not factory.
























Warning, the following pic is not suitable for young children or grown men:

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

That belongs to Jerry Peters, he had it built.

[URY914]

[URY914]

[URY914]

The van is not a factory Porsche transporter. It's actually built in America. It used to be used to transport the President's limo.

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by URY914

The van is not a factory Porsche transporter. It's actually built in America. It used to be used to transport the President's limo.

Nice job! How the heck did you find it? Oops. A few posts back. Nice work to you guys.

[URY914]

It took those pics at Daytona last weekend. I heard the PA announcer talk about the truck.