Andial Porsche 912/911 hybrid.

 

Formed in 1975, Porsche tuner ANDIAL’s name is an anagram made from the names of the founding members; the late Arnold Wagner AN; Dieter Inzenhofer DI; and former PMNA president and current consultant Alwin Springer AL.

Some of ANDIAL’s major Porsche sports-car-racing accomplishments included;

The 24 Hours of Daytona saw ANDIAL-prepared Porsches in the winner’s circle from 1983-1987 and again in 1989. In the 1987 race, the first-through fifth-place finishers were in ANDIAL-powered cars.

Winning the IMSA Supercar Series championship in 1992.

IMSA-GT Championships in 1983, 1985, 1986 and 1987; North American GT-1 Endurance Cup Championship in 1994 and GTS-2 in 1996.

Winning the SCCA World Challenge championship in 1994.

Class wins at Pikes Peak in 1994, 1996, 1997 and 1998.

So, they know their stuff. Andial acquired this 1969 Porsche 912 back in 1979, and set about rebuilding it with a few (well, a lot) of Parts from Porsche's numerous race programmes.

Now producing around 350bhp, weighing in at 865kg, performance is somewhat improved over the stock 912's.

Credit to the unidentified photographer, sourced via search engine.