Detailed headlamps and taillamps, afterburner flame tampos, “68” on sides.

The Porsche 934/5 is a racing sports car part of the 934 family of race cars. Rare and somewhat unusual, the 934/5 combined traits from both the 934 and 935 models; the car featured the chassis and Typ 930 3.0L turbocharged flat-6 from the 934 and the wheels, tires and wings of the 935. The car was built to compete in Group 4 category racing such as IMSA, but was banned before the car could even compete; as such Porsche entered the car into the SCCA Trans Am Series in 1977, where it dominated and winning the title, though a protest from a competing driver led to the cars losing it. Ten chassis were produced.

This casting is modified from Ryu Asada’s Porsche 934 Turbo RSR tool, with Jun Imai adding the rear wing, wide fenders and a new front chin.

From the back of the 2017 card:

Born: 1977
Birthplace: Stuttgart, Germany
Designer: Porsche^®
Specialty: With it’s exaggerated body work, slant-nosed front and massive rear wing, the Porsche 934.5 maybe considered an odd looking machine, but this machine was built purely to dominate the track. With only 10 ever made, this rare gem with its 3.0-litre, 590 hp turbo engine has consistently crushed the competition and is now a highly coveted jewel in the collector world. hotwheels.fandom.com