Posted On: December 19th 2025, 05:33 pm
What began life as a humble 1969 Porsche 912 evolved—over decades—into something entirely singular. Acquired in 1979, the car was stripped to its bare tub and meticulously rebuilt by Dieter Inzenhofer at ANDIAL, using factory Porsche race components few ever had access to.
Parts were drawn directly from Porsche’s racing canon: 3.0 RSR, 906, 935, and even 962, each chosen for lightness and performance. Aluminum and fiberglass body panels, acrylic windows, titanium hardware throughout—and at its heart, a 3.5-liter twin-plug flat-six producing around 350 horsepower.
With a curb weight of just ~1900 lb / 865 kg, the result is a one-of-a-kind street car—and, to current knowledge, the only fully ANDIAL-built road car from start to finish.
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