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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Car Culture Porsche 934.5
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139,00 zł
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Car Culture Porsche 934.5
139,00 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Car Culture - Thrill Climbers 2020
Porsche 934.5
GJP95
Seller RLC4C
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The Hot Wheels Porsche 934.5, catalog number GJP95, is a 1:64 scale premium collectible model released in the 2020 Hot Wheels Car Culture: Thrill Climbers series. The model is aimed at adult collectors, Porsche fans, and enthusiasts of air-cooled car culture.
The Porsche 934.5 casting was designed by Ryu Asada and Jun Imai and made its debut in 2017 in the Factory Fresh series; it was created by modifying the Porsche 934 Turbo RSR mold, adding a rear wing, widened fenders, and a new front spoiler. The GJP95 specimen is number 2/5 in the series. The model is finished entirely in white: the body, chassis, and wheels are white, with tampo prints limited to the "Lüftgekuhlt" inscription and the race number "77" on the sides. It features a metal chassis, tinted windows, a black interior, and rolls on white RRA wheels—Real Riders AeroDisc wheels with rubber tires. The country of manufacture is Thailand.
The inscription on the model refers to Luftgekühlt, an iconic American event dedicated exclusively to air-cooled Porsches, co-founded by Porsche factory driver Patrick Long. The name itself means "air-cooled" in German, and the event, hosted in unique, industrial locations, has become one of the most important dates on the calendar for classic Porsche fans worldwide.
The prototype is the Porsche 934/5—a race car whose name perfectly captures its nature: it was created exactly "halfway" between the 934 and 935 models. It utilized the chassis and the 3.0-liter turbocharged, air-cooled Type 930 boxer engine from the 934, capable of producing nearly 600 hp, while the wheels, tires, and wings were sourced from the 935. The car was built for Group 4 and the IMSA series, but regulations prevented it from competing there, so Porsche entered it in the American SCCA Trans Am series in 1977, where it dominated the competition. Only ten units were ever produced.
The collectible value of this release stems from the limited production runs of the Car Culture series, the metal chassis, the Real Riders rubber tires, and its very clean, monochromatic aesthetic, which makes this piece stand out significantly against the colorful releases of other models in the series.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels Porsche 934.5 GJP95 released?
It is number 2/5 in the 2020 Hot Wheels Car Culture: Thrill Climbers series.
What does the "Lüftgekuhlt" inscription on this model mean?
It is a reference to the Luftgekühlt event, dedicated exclusively to air-cooled Porsches; the name itself means "air-cooled" in German.
What wheels does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model rides on white RRA wheels—Real Riders AeroDisc wheels with rubber tires.
The Porsche 934.5 casting was designed by Ryu Asada and Jun Imai and made its debut in 2017 in the Factory Fresh series; it was created by modifying the Porsche 934 Turbo RSR mold, adding a rear wing, widened fenders, and a new front spoiler. The GJP95 specimen is number 2/5 in the series. The model is finished entirely in white: the body, chassis, and wheels are white, with tampo prints limited to the "Lüftgekuhlt" inscription and the race number "77" on the sides. It features a metal chassis, tinted windows, a black interior, and rolls on white RRA wheels—Real Riders AeroDisc wheels with rubber tires. The country of manufacture is Thailand.
The inscription on the model refers to Luftgekühlt, an iconic American event dedicated exclusively to air-cooled Porsches, co-founded by Porsche factory driver Patrick Long. The name itself means "air-cooled" in German, and the event, hosted in unique, industrial locations, has become one of the most important dates on the calendar for classic Porsche fans worldwide.
The prototype is the Porsche 934/5—a race car whose name perfectly captures its nature: it was created exactly "halfway" between the 934 and 935 models. It utilized the chassis and the 3.0-liter turbocharged, air-cooled Type 930 boxer engine from the 934, capable of producing nearly 600 hp, while the wheels, tires, and wings were sourced from the 935. The car was built for Group 4 and the IMSA series, but regulations prevented it from competing there, so Porsche entered it in the American SCCA Trans Am series in 1977, where it dominated the competition. Only ten units were ever produced.
The collectible value of this release stems from the limited production runs of the Car Culture series, the metal chassis, the Real Riders rubber tires, and its very clean, monochromatic aesthetic, which makes this piece stand out significantly against the colorful releases of other models in the series.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels Porsche 934.5 GJP95 released?
It is number 2/5 in the 2020 Hot Wheels Car Culture: Thrill Climbers series.
What does the "Lüftgekuhlt" inscription on this model mean?
It is a reference to the Luftgekühlt event, dedicated exclusively to air-cooled Porsches; the name itself means "air-cooled" in German.
What wheels does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model rides on white RRA wheels—Real Riders AeroDisc wheels with rubber tires.