Description

Exoto Porsche 917/30 race car 1:18 World Speed Record Holder 1975 by Mark Donohue. The car was owned by Rodger Penske and sponsored by CAM 2. Its 221.160 mph record, set at Talladega, stood for five years. Mark Donohue died in a Formula 1 crash in Austria 10 days later.

This twin-turbocharged model captures an engineering milestone from Mark Donohue’s career. Approximately 10 inches long, this special-edition model is assembled from hundreds of factory parts with detailed color and finish. All photos are not of this model, as it has not been removed from the box. A driver figure is included. This is an adult collectible. Shipping includes insurance to protect both parties. Please check our other items for sale.

The Can-Am Series Slayer & World Speed Record Holder
It is perhaps the most powerful racing car to attack a road course; the most powerful racing car designed to travel more than a 1/4-mile at a time: the Porsche 917/30.

Its all-conquering twin-turbo flat-12 engine produced a reliable 1,100 bhp at 7,800 rpm and 19 psi of boost. For short bursts, the pilot could command a staggering 1,500 bhp by turning up the boost to a piston-melting 32 psi with the twist of a knob. Accompanying all this power is the handling of an F1 car!

Superlative detail and finish

Getting down close to this precision-engineered 1:18 scale Porsche replica reveals intricate detail, including the 5.4-liter power plant of this classic Porsche Can-Am racer.