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A look at Kremer Racing

One of my all time favorite Porsches is the 935 K3. I was pleasantly surprised when pictures of the Kremer 997 surfaced with the bodywork reminiscent of the old 935 K3's. They actually looked pretty good to me! Shown in their garage is the 997 K3R which is quite surprisingly street legal. If you give me the choice between having the 935 and the 997 though, that's an easy choice... i'll take the flame spitting 935 any day. What do you guys think about the 997 K3R?























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I like the 997 K3 I am going to have to look up more details.
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This will be of interest then, Elombard. This is their brochure for it in English

https://www.kremer-racing.eu/app/download/5810570951/k3r_broschure_englisch_ok_web.pdf
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Holy Crap that's cool.
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935 would be my first choice also, but if the newer version showed up in my driveway I'd have no problem with that!! Are you listening Kremer??
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I am a 935 K3 lover as well. And I was very happy to see the 997 K3 when is was introduced in the media.
I think they have got it spot on, consider it is on a 997 body.

I would definitely take a 997 and convert, however I would rather like to build a K3 out of an old chassis
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