I have no clue whats going on here.

This is insane and awesome. 

Probably a little hard to steer with the front end off the ground :)

Pikes Peak car?

I dont know but I want one. 

In reply to mazdeuce - Seth :

That's what I was thinking.

Yep.

Wow! I stand corrected.

Oh my!

Yes please.

Wow. A track-T front suspension is the absolute last thing I’d want attached to the front end of a 930-powered racecar. Hopefully it was useless enough to be negligible. 

Mistakenly read read the name as "Bruce Campbell" and somehow it made sense in my mind for a few minutes.

I wonder what the front/rear weight distribution on it is!

The Title of the Thread is what I say when Im racing.

He'd better not lift.

Looks like the most fun way to die.

Bruce Canepa is still living and runs a restoration business check out his inventory https://canepa.com/inventory/

Put some paddle tires on the back and go sand-dragging. I bet the rooster tails would be absurd

In reply to DWNSHFT :

None/All? 

FrenchyD needs this so he can go hound Kevin G (Mr.Troyer) at Mt. Aschutney

DWNSHFT said:

I wonder what the front/rear weight distribution on it is!

Almost none / almost all F / R. 

Pete Gossett said:

Wow. A track-T front suspension is the absolute last thing I’d want attached to the front end of a 930-powered racecar. Hopefully it was useless enough to be negligible. 

How about if it was powered by a twin turbo V8?  Somewhere in the Turbocharging book is a picture of a similar car with a 351C carrying a turbo on each side.

Pikes' Peak cars have traditionally been all motor and rear tire.

Anything that insane (Porsche) with Bruce Canepa's name on it is going to be incredible. Pretty sweet find there.