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Bodywork is the original Carbon-Kevlar as delivered from Porsche Motorsports for the 2009 Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona.

Total mileage on the car is 3,600 kms (2,200 miles). Total of 22 hours on the new factory-sealed 3.8L motor.
Sprint ratio gearbox has 5 hours since re-gearing and re-build.
Complete RSR suspension with the Brembo Endurance brake package.
Five sets of FIKSE wheels, one set of original BBS wheels.
3-way JRZ shocks.Exceptionally rare RSR front-mounted carbon fiber oil tank with push button refill.

One of nine sold in 2009. Four of which were delivered to TRG, Jim Lowe purchased this car.

Only ever entered in three professional races:
– 2009 Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona where it ran 8 hours and the 3.6L engine expired. Sister car went on to win the 24 Hours of Daytona.

– 2010 Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona where it ran 3 hours, again engine expired. Sister cars went on to finish 2nd and 3rd. Motor replaced by Porsche Motorsports, with a new, sealed 3.8L 2010 spec motor – which remains in the car today and has 22 hours on it. Car was raced at New Jersey in July with the new motor and then later was driven by Patrick Long at Monticello where he set the track record in the car.

Drivers of note for this car: Johannes Van Overbeek, Jim Lowe, Patrick Long, Tim Sugden, Eric Lux, James Walker.
Car is completely refreshed and tested at Portland International Raceway in 2025 and is 100% race or museum ready.

Video links show a car walk-around and Patrick long setting the track record at Monticello in the car.

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