Racers Grove Dave Dicky, Milt Mintner, Bob Tucknott

[Alan Klingen 2]

I remember going into lukes and Shorman's shop in emeryvile Ca and seeing the body of a 911 powered indy car they built and just miss making the show by just a couple of Mph. I bought my 901 from them it was owned by A guy who tried to supercharge the motor but never got it done The person was Arenson of the Bay area known for his turbine powered boats. His shopwas located in San Rafael, Ca. he has the record from New Orleans to St. louis By boat great story about how he had to put fuel trucks along the route to fuel his jet motors. Alan The Stable.

[Greg Bryan]

With not one, but two 911 engines

[Brian R Adams]

With not one, but two 911 engines

Decent article about it here:

https://flatsixes.com/porsche-motorspor ... ianapolis/

"During qualifying for the race, Bill was able to foot the car around the course at an average speed of 149 miles per hour. He tried a number of times, yet was not able to go any faster. ... The car, according to Cheesbourg, was lacking predominately in power, as he claimed he could drive with his accelerator pedal flat through all four of Indianapolis’ famous ninety-degree corners. Carrying momentum was not the problem, gaining speed on the long straights, however, was."
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[Alan Klingen 2]

I remember seeing "uncle milty Drift his 911 so close to turn 11 wall At Sears point all the pit crews would lean over just see how close he came to the Wall He told me he loved flying into blind turns!!Alan The Stable.

[Alan Klingen 2]

I remember talking to "uncle milty and he told me his favorite turn was a blind one!! The man set the fastest time of anyone testing the IROC Potsches at RIVERSIDE. Alan The Stable.