Radio Controlled Replica - 934 Turbo RSR
05/5/2017
Porsche Centre Wolverhampton Parts and Service Departments teamed up to build and paint this fantastic 1:10 scale replica of the Porsche 934 Turbo RSR in Jagermeister Livery. It has been forty years since this iconic Porsche was used in the 1976/77 European GT Championship.
The model is radio controlled and equipped with an uprated motor and working adjustable suspension. It will make its racing debut at our Open House event on 24 and 25 June 2017, where guests can enter a competition to achieve the fastest lap time on our model race track.
During our Open House event, guests will also have the opportunity to meet our experienced team, go behind the scenes at our Porsche Centre and the chance to take a demonstration drive in the Porsche of their choice (subject to age, availability and licence restrictions). There will also be a range of accessories and merchandise items available to purchase, all from the latest Porsche Tequipment and Porsche Driver’s Selection collections.
Please contact a member of the team by emailing info@porschewolverhampton.co.uk if you would like to attend our Open House event.
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