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The Ex-Gelo Racing Team/Tim Schenken/Toine Hezemans/Claude Haldi/Herbert 'Herbie' Muller/'Jamsal' El Salvador, 1976-77 Porsche 934/5 Competition Grand Touring Coupe Chassis no. 930 670 0171

United States • 13 Aug 2010

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This 1976-77 Porsche 934/5, chassis number 930 670 0171, boasts a rich racing history, including participation in Le Mans and other major events. Originally owned by Georg Loos' Gelo Racing Team, it was later converted to 935 twin-turbocharged form and rebodied, before undergoing a complete restoration with a rebuilt engine and renewed components.

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While the car has been fully restored, it has been rebodied with K3/M13 bodywork. The engine was rebuilt with new parts and the vehicle's electrical wiring was completely renewed. The restoration was completed with all-original factory gauges. By 2006, the car had been restored to superb re-finished condition and was ready to race.

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The fabulous Porsche 934/5 series of customer competition Coupes requires little introduction.

For many years Porsche's 911-derived designs have provided the backbone of national and international Grand Touring car racing not only in Europe but also in the United States, Australia and wherever motor racing has taken root throughout the Middle East and Asia.

This particular car, Production No: 106.

3958, is understood to have been the 27th of 31 Porsche 934s built, ready for the 1976 racing season.

It was finished originally in Indian Red and was supplied to its first owner – the German entrant/driver Georg Loos – for his prominent Gelo Racing Team.

Porsche factory authority Jurgen Barth confirmed that the car had then finished second in class at the Le Mans 24-Hours race of 1976, after which it was sold to the well-respected Swiss privateer, Claude Haldi.

We understand that as a Gelo Racing Team entry '0171' now offered here is possibly the car which contested the 1976 Mugello 6-...

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£680,901

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£900,762

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£1,247,590

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