not sheep.

[juanbenae]

imagine a couple or three enclosed trailers carrying these cars to market today for a second. is that a 10 million dollar load in today's collector market? the hauler alone might reach a mid six figures...

[Unobtanium-inc]

Filling car haulers in modern times is hard, but fun...

Not many can say they've done it.

---Adam

[faapgar]

Somehow I doubt that was a recent photo.Ciao

[gearby]

Clearly circa 1974. I would say those are probably IROC RSR's leaving the factory if not for the incorrect ducktail.

[Sebscst]

[SalParadise]

Originally Posted by Unobtanium-inc

Filling car haulers in modern times is hard, but fun...

Not many can say they've done it.

---Adam

Adam, you're shameless. Every time the hauler comes up, the game is on.

[1979-930]

Originally Posted by gearby

Clearly circa 1974. I would say those are probably IROC RSR's leaving the factory if not for the incorrect ducktail.

Correct. Those are the 74 IROC cars. I have seen another factory photo with the ducktails on them. From what I read they were built and shipped with the ducktail. The tail was changed later prior to competition.

[Unobtanium-inc]

Originally Posted by SalParadise

Adam, you're shameless. Every time the hauler comes up, the game is on.

The game is always on, I need to do a new poster, there have been a couple of truckloads since we made the last one.

---Adam

[blau911]

How about the truckload of speedster and 356 cabs that left European Collectibles a while back, that decided to play chicken with a train.... http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/182285-holy-cow-porsche-train-wreck-kills-3-speedsters-more-caution-gruesome-pics.html