That's cool, but how / why did he spend $2 million building it?

And interesting that it has the same tire widths front and rear as my wife's factory-spec BMW X5.

 

It has 'Porsche 962' on the UK V5 document after being inspected by the Uk Goverments registration authority

Most 962s were built under license from Porsche. I've had the UKs leading mechanic on 962s service and inspect it and the first thing he said when he looked at it and its detail components was "Oh yes, thats a 962 alright" now considering the guy spends most of his life building and working on them I'm happy with his comment but to cover our backsides we've named it a 'Switec-Porsche', just the same as for example 'Ford-Lotus Cortina' or 'Cooper Climax'

Hell if you wanted to stick it in Historic Group C, drive it to the track, stick a set of slicks on for a race and then drive it back home in air conditioned comfort

 

Love it.

 

Gotcha... i just thought the only 962 "road car" was the schuppan... I guess it was like when they were building 935s in the USA.

 

Dauer also built street legal 962a.

 

^ yes, i originally assumed it was a dauer car but no...

 

Can someone please hand me a towel

 

I know someone who owns a Dauer 962 roadcar, and even by his own admission the Switec makes his look like a cheap kit car!

 

holy sh!t

 

Haha ! Classic......