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Dat komt omdat ie behoorlijk roestig was van onderen en omdat ik m in een andere kleur ga spuiten nou ja eigenlijk 2 kleuren hij wordt wit/geel.arnie wrote:@ City; Waarom wordt die coupe gerestaureerd? Op de foto's erboven staat hij er toch al super bij?
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For 1978, yet another version was developed, the 935/78. It took full advantage of loop holes in the Group 5 rules and was lowered by 10cm. Because of its shape, with a long front and rear optimised for low drag, the 935/78 was often nicknamed Moby Dick. The engine was enlarged to 3.2 L and equipped with water-cooled four valve cylinder heads, pushing the output to 845 hp (about 620 kW). This version won the 6h of Silverstone and was the fastest car on the straight in Le Mans at over 360 km/h, easily passing the prototypes of Renault and their team-mate Porsche 936, too, as the Group 6 cars had smaller engines.
Private non-factory built "Moby Dick" style replica cars were entered into the DRM and IMSA series in following years by Joest Racing and Moretti racing.