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The F1-powered Porsche 911 with Stefan Johansson paintwork
Imagine the pitch. Take an early 1980s Porsche 930. Stick a TAG turbo Formula 1 engine in the back –…
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Johansson’s one-year hitch
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Motor Sport collection: Signed of the times - 50 years of WRC
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The karat kid
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