The 1978 Porsche 911 Martini Assistance Car was a specialized support vehicle for the Porsche team at the 1978 East African Safari Rally. Driven by Jürgen Barth and Roland Kussmaul, it was a reinforced 911 SC equipped to carry spare parts, tools, and other logistical support to help the competition cars during the grueling rally. The car featured a raised suspension, underbody protection, a bullbar, and other rally-specific modifications to handle the same brutal conditions as the race cars.
This is the AFTER RACE or "Dirty" version that simulates the car at the end of the race.
scale: 1/32
magnet: Yes
motor: Short Can - 18k RPM
motor position: Sidewinder - placed behind the rear axle
