RUF History part 4

The watercooled era

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• RUF
• PORSCHE

[mi777ke777]

Great series....Thank you I really enjoyed this..

[driftwizardH]

Big ups for uploading such an interesting vid, love the RUF's

[wolftmfg]

Freakin' Fabelhaft !! That last Supercar... o:

[delanua]

The best of the best !

[VoltageRC]

@johnnyo032003 thanks

[johnnyo032003]

Honestly if I could have any porsche I would want the current 911 classic that has already been production ran and ended, it was an extremely rare car, I would want it with a RUF tuned engine and chassis, and maybe some body work on the front end to give it more of the old school Porsche look, More or less have it look and sound like an old RSR.

[johnnyo032003]

@VoltageRC Because they are Porsches, just modified to the extent that they are considered remanufactured to the point that the company is considered a manufacturer in their own right. The BTR was a type 930, the CTR was a type 964 and the CTR 2 is a type 993, also as he said the R-GT is a 996, then the RT12 is based on a 997. The 3400s and 3600s are type 986 Boxter chassis with engines out of 911s. With the exception of the new CTR3 every Ruf car was based on an existing chassis.

[tonhaxxor]

thanks for uploading !

[Porschefanatic100]

RUF RT12-My Dream

[DeeSwizzle]

Thanks for taking the time to upload these videos of Ruf. They are very much worth watching!

[seph95]

I absolutely love the Carrera GTS-inspired supercar they created, just fantastic.

[VoltageRC]

how come the rufs look exactly like the porsches?