Warm Off White Cream — 2 museum-grade prints in this palette. The Porsche 911 RGT represented Stuttgart's answer to modern rally regulations that finally permitted rear-engine GT cars in dedicated R-GT categories — a program that let Porsche Motorsport return to gravel mythology without pretending the 911 was a hatchback homologation special. Martini Racing livery on catalog art connects the R-GT era to sponsor heritage stretching from Lancia Group B glory through modern tribute grids. BMW's real Group B involvement centered on the M1 mid-engine program and Procar mythology rather than a wide-body E24 coupe — but catalog art like the 023 taps enthusiast imagination about what Bavarian factory ambition could have looked like on forest stages beside Audi Quattro dominance. Tri-color Motorsport stripes, Martini rear-quarter callout, and Michelin-Bilstein sponsor density invoke the visual language Group B collectors expect from factory-backed programs.

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