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Stare at this bare, un-liveried Porsche 935

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Stare at this bare, un-liveried Porsche 935 | Top Gear

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Insert your own ‘Batman on a track day’ jokes here, people

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Stare at this bare, un-liveried Porsche 935

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Insert your own ‘Batman on a track day’ jokes here, people

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Stare at this bare, un-liveried Porsche 935

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Insert your own ‘Batman on a track day’ jokes here, people

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Stare at this bare, un-liveried Porsche 935

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Stare at this bare, un-liveried Porsche 935

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Insert your own ‘Batman on a track day’ jokes here, people

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Do you get gooey over modern-day homages to old racing cars? Do you enjoy dressing up in a weaponised suit and beating criminals to a pulp with your bare hands? Would you like something that combines both of these endeavours?

Behold. A bare, un-liveried Porsche 935. Not the prettiest tool in the box, some might say, but a highly effective one no doubt. Porsche released a few pictures of its 935/78 ‘Moby Dick’ homage sans livery, and, well, our eyes are a little bruised.

“You’ve likely seen the Porsche 935 with its custom liveries,” says Porsche, “but have you seen under the race car’s skin?” No, Porsche, we haven’t.

The 935 is based on the GT2 RS don’t forget, and gets carbon fibre composite parts in place of the road car’s steel and aluminium body. Strong and stable, you probably won’t want to say. It’s light, however, weighing in at just 1,380kg.

And stupendously powerful, too. Because of that GT2 RS base, it gets a 3.8-litre twin-turbo flat-six, terrifying its occupants and the rear wheels to the tune of 690bhp. Oh sure, there’s stuff like stability control and ABS and even air-conditioning, but mostly, just 690bhp. Full on Nerd Mode comes in the shape of a Cosworth data-logger, a welded roll cage, motorsport wheel and a wooden gear knob. Your dinner-party conversation won't get any more scintillating.

So, you’ll no doubt remember the 935 being given a brace of liveries a couple of months ago. How about with no livery whatsoever? Yeah, thought so.

Images: Porsche's Facebook page

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Do you get gooey over modern-day homages to old racing cars? Do you enjoy dressing up in a weaponised suit and beating criminals to a pulp with your bare hands? Would you like something that combines both of these endeavours?

Behold. A bare, un-liveried Porsche 935. Not the prettiest tool in the box, some might say, but a highly effective one no doubt. Porsche released a few pictures of its 935/78 ‘Moby Dick’ homage sans livery, and, well, our eyes are a little bruised.

“You’ve likely seen the Porsche 935 with its custom liveries,” says Porsche, “but have you seen under the race car’s skin?” No, Porsche, we haven’t.

The 935 is based on the GT2 RS don’t forget, and gets carbon fibre composite parts in place of the road car’s steel and aluminium body. Strong and stable, you probably won’t want to say. It’s light, however, weighing in at just 1,380kg.

And stupendously powerful, too. Because of that GT2 RS base, it gets a 3.8-litre twin-turbo flat-six, terrifying its occupants and the rear wheels to the tune of 690bhp. Oh sure, there’s stuff like stability control and ABS and even air-conditioning, but mostly, just 690bhp. Full on Nerd Mode comes in the shape of a Cosworth data-logger, a welded roll cage, motorsport wheel and a wooden gear knob. Your dinner-party conversation won't get any more scintillating.

So, you’ll no doubt remember the 935 being given a brace of liveries a couple of months ago. How about with no livery whatsoever? Yeah, thought so.

Images: Porsche's Facebook page

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Insert your own ‘Batman on a track day’ jokes here, people