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  • 1:18 scale Porsche 935 (1978 Sebring 12 Hours Winner) by Spark | Left Front Quarter view
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Porsche 935 (1978 Sebring 12 Hours Winner) - 1:18 Scale Model Car by Spark

$ 300.00

The 1:18-scale Porsche 935 (1978 Sebring 12 Hours Winner) by Spark is now available for pre-order. Pre-order period closes Friday, August 28, 2026. Manufacturer's estimated release date: February 2027.

The 1:18-scale Porsche 935 (1978 Sebring 12 Hours Winner) by Spark celebrates one of the most memorable endurance racing victories of the late 1970s. Representing the #9 Dick Barbour Racing Porsche 935 driven by Brian Redman, Charles Mendez, and Bob Garretson, this collector-grade resin model commemorates a hard-fought triumph at one of motorsport's most demanding events. For collectors of historic Porsche race cars, IMSA legends, and endurance racing icons, this beautifully executed Spark replica captures a defining moment in the Porsche 935's extraordinary racing career.

Spark has faithfully recreated the aggressive silhouette of Porsche's dominant turbocharged GT racer, accurately reproducing the 935's dramatically widened bodywork, massive rear wing, deep front air dam, racing wheels, and competition-spec cockpit. The clean white Dick Barbour Racing livery is rendered with exceptional precision, making this model an eye-catching centerpiece for any collection of historic Porsche competition cars.

Orders ship from our California facility within 1–2 business days, and every purchase is protected by our 30-day return policy.

Product Overview 

Product Type: Collectible scale model car
Vehicle: Porsche 935 (1978 Sebring 12 Hours Winner)
Drivers: Brian Redman, Charles Mendez, Bob Garretson
Race: Sebring 12 Hours
Color: White

Scale: 1:18
Approximate Length: ~10 inches (25.4 cm)
Material: Resin
Manufacturer: Spark
Item Number: 18SE78
Display: Clear acrylic display case
Condition: New in original manufacturer packaging
License: Officially licensed Porsche product

Key Collectible Features

  • Premium sealed-body resin construction
  • Realistic racing wheels with rubber tires
  • Accurate Porsche 935 silhouette-racer bodywork
  • Collector-quality paint and graphics application

The Porsche 935 and the Sebring Renaissance

The 1978 12 Hours of Sebring marked a pivotal moment for both the legendary endurance race and the Porsche 935. After several difficult years, Sebring was experiencing a resurgence, highlighted by renewed international attention and FIA sanctioning. The event attracted an impressive field of factory-supported and privateer entries, including a formidable contingent of Porsche 935s and BMW competitors.

Among them was the #9 Dick Barbour Racing Porsche 935, driven by veteran endurance ace Brian Redman, race promoter Charles Mendez, and rising talent Bob Garretson. Although overshadowed by several better-funded favorites—including Dick Barbour Racing's own lead entry—the #9 team executed a disciplined, mistake-free race over Sebring's notoriously rough and punishing circuit.

As competitors fell victim to mechanical issues, accidents, and the relentless demands of twelve hours of racing, the Redman-Mendez-Garretson trio steadily climbed the order. Their perseverance was rewarded with an overall victory, a result that embodied the resourcefulness and determination that defined IMSA racing during its golden era.

The win was especially significant for Brian Redman, who was returning to top-level competition after recovering from serious injuries suffered in a major crash. For Bob Garretson, it marked an early milestone in a career that would later include IMSA championships and victories at the highest levels of sports car racing.

Today, the 1978 Sebring-winning Porsche 935 remains a beloved symbol of privateer endurance racing success and a reminder of the model's unmatched dominance during one of sports car racing's most exciting periods.

Frequently Asked Collector Questions

Does this model have opening parts?
No, this is a sealed resin model with no opening parts, allowing for maximum accuracy in body shape and surface fidelity.

Does it include a display case?
Yes, this model comes in a clear acrylic display case.

Is the model new?
Yes. It is brand new and unopened in Spark’s original packaging.

How quickly does it ship?
Orders ship from our California warehouse within 1–2 business days.

Who This Model Is Ideal For

  • Porsche owners and enthusiasts
  • Sebring, IMSA and  historic endurance-racing fans
  • 1:18-scale model car collectors
  • Collectors seeking historically significant GT racing icons
  • Not intended for children under 14 years - not a toy

✅ Will ship from Model Citizen Diecast's California offices upon release
✅ Secure packaging for collectors
✅ 30-day return policy