Who are FAT International? Any connection with the FAT Performance guys in SoCal?
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"French race team, from a transport company that was well funded. It's F.A.T. and i forget what all the initials stood for. The owners bought Stuttgart's finest and raced for enough years , including sponsoring the Dauer/ Porsche 962 Le Mans racer"
"French race team, from a transport company that was well funded. It's F.A.T. and i forget what all the initials stood for. The owners bought Stuttgart's finest and raced for enough years , including sponsoring the Dauer/ Porsche 962 Le Mans racer"
QUOTE(krazykonrad @ Oct 19 2016, 09:24 AM) 
Who are FAT International? Any connection with the FAT Performance guys in SoCal?
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Damn, that is one good looking car!
The final version of the 962 looks alot like the Sauber-Mercedes C9.
Both extremely elegant racing cars.
Vysoc
Both extremely elegant racing cars.
Vysoc
FAT performance built a lot of off road racing engines for the Baja/Score racing crowd. They may have done some minor, part sponsorship for a couple of these SCORE teams, but I don't think they ever campaigned their own team.
At first they were strictly aircooled VW, but I do know that later they built other off-road race engines, more for the smaller classes.
At first they were strictly aircooled VW, but I do know that later they built other off-road race engines, more for the smaller classes.
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