Porsche 935 Photograph

Porsche 935 Photograph

Here is a Porsche 935 photograph taken during the Spa Classic 2018 held at the Spa Francorchamps circuit. The Porsche 935 was actually manufactured by Porsche in the late ’70s because the manufacturer wanted a car to compete in the Silhouette World Championship.

To begin, it was produced from 1976 to 1981. The car is a propultion equipped with a flat 6 “flat 6 engine of 3.0L offering the Porsche 935 a power of 600 horses.

For the people who knows, it was in 1978 that Porsche modified its 935. The manufacturer offers him a new aluminum chassis and two tubes, propelling the car to 850 horsepower, the famous “Moby Dick” …

Finally, it was in 1979 that the Porsche 935 won its first 24 Hours of Le Mans. The car was driven by the “Kremer Racing” team.

To finish, the Porsche 935 counts 7 victories in races of 24H.

Work Title: « Red 935 »

* This image is sold as a limited edition only for prints on acrylic and aluminum.

*this photograph is available in limited edition for the acrylic and aluminium printing only.

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This colour Porsche photography print is part of the Cars and Roses limited edition collection — gallery-quality automotive art for discerning collectors and interior design enthusiasts. Each edition is strictly numbered and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity confirming its unique status.

Available print materials:

• Brushed aluminium — the metallic substrate shimmers through the lighter tones, creating a unique luminous effect ideal for high-contrast automotive art
• Photo print under plexiglass — exceptional colour depth and glossy gallery finish on Fuji Crystal Brilliant paper mounted on Dibond
• Direct print on Dibond — matte, glare-free finish; 7-colour UV-resistant inks for vibrant, long-lasting colour
• Stretched canvas — warm and classic; 2cm solid wood frame with image extended to the sides

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