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PLEASE PM ME ANSWERS: 1st - 2 people to PM me the complete correct answer to this trivia question will receive a free Sig. (I am only offering 2)...
The Hint:
Porsche had great success with earlier models, the 907, 908, and 910, they had won hillclimbing championships in 1966 and 1967, but in 1968 Ferrari announced that they had an all new lightweight car for competition. Ferdinand Pi�ch immediately set out to develop a new model designed specifically to outdo Ferrari's new car.
The Question: What Porsche Race Car was the result of Pi�ch's efforts? Please include the nickname... And...what type of racing was it developed for.
Good luck.
C.
WINNER #2 Born on 911
Congrats to the winners. The answer to the trivia question was:
The 1968 Porsche 909 "BergSpyder" open cockpit race car developed for Hillclimbing. Nickname #2 was, is was sometimes called the "plastic Porsche"
Chad
Ray - Congrats and welcome to the "CS-Club" (a.k.a. Chad Sig Club)!
Born on 911 Thank you... thank you... THANK YOU for not using your avatar as your sig pic!
