The Porsche 962C is a classic endurance racer known for solid engineering and track success. Developed under Group C regulations from 1982 and evolved from the 956, the 962C was adapted for IMSA and global long-distance racing, with mid 1980s upgrades like a 3000cc twin-turbo engine and larger wheels to enhance performance.
The 1988 Shell entry at Le Mans earned pole and the fastest lap, even if it did not finish first. Tamiya's 1/24 kit recreates that liveried car with careful scale accuracy for modellers and collectors alike.
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