Dauer 962 Road Car
Many supercars claim that they're the racecars for the road but none come close to this the Dauer 962.
Unlike many supercars this didn't start off as a road car it started off as a racecar in the 80s as a group C legend.
After the 962 started to lose momentum in the late group C era This left many 962 cars useless and quite a bit of tuners decided to take a shot at road conversions. The first one was Koenig then DP motorsports ,Schuppan and finally Dauer. The most famous 962 road conversion not only because it won the 1994 season of Le Mans because of a loophole but also because the street legal cars were literal rocket ships. Its acceleration time was 2.6 seconds to 100 km/h or 60 MPH. And because of its monstrous top speed topping out at 404 km/h or 251 MPH beating out the Mclaren F1.
Took a while to finish but i was satisfied in the end. There are some parts which are rough around the edges and there might be weird looking seams (Explanatory because this is technically my first 3D modeling project. I still have a lot to improve on) but there were some limitations i could do with the Kunos 962 mesh. Anyways i also modeled quite bit of stuff (Front bumper, exhausts, door panels, body alterations) same goes for the interior I've modeled the steering wheel, the shifter console, the upper rollbar leather the front console and the door internals. The interior is a mish mash between different Dauer interiors. So it might look a bit different from the pictures. The outside body is based on the road going Brunei spec cars. There are differences between the Brunei spec, the yellow prototype, the carbon fiber striped car and the GT race cars. I also never knew that this car was a semi auto with buttons on the steering wheel (probably a request by the Brunei oil overlords) as the yellow prototype was much closer to the original race car. Physics wise its the standard Kunos 962 Longtail with aero and minor power adjustments...
The mirrors,speedo,rpm gauge,seats, door parts,radio and the two buttons on the front dash are from Forza/Turn 10
The rear lights and seatbelts are from PC2/SMS
And the original 962 base is from Kunos.
Replica of the Dauer was done by Dragster666
The car might not be 100% accurate but i think its close enough...
I can finally get back working on my Tamora....
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