The Ultra-Rare Schuppan 962CR Hits the Auction Block
Only six were put into production.
Australian race car hero Vern Schuppan constructed the Schuppan 962CR as an ode to his 1983 Le Mans 24 hour win, creating a car using the 962 racer as the blueprint. Even though his company went into bankruptcy less than year after its creation, the 962CR has become a sought-after item among diehard collectors, with only six units put into production and a starting price of $1.9 million USD. The car features a Porsche-designed five-speed manual transmission and Advanced Composite Technology’s bespoke carbon fiber monocoque; it can also produce 600 horsepower. Now, as Carscoops reports, the vehicle has ended up on the auction block.
You can take a look at the yellow, for-sale Schuppan 962CR — which is one of three models currently located in Japan and carries only around 30,000 miles of use — above and check out its auction listing at Bingo Sports.
Recently, Pope Francis revealed plans to auction his own custom Lamborghini Huracan for an estimated $425,000 USD.
