
Porsche 935J #66 J. Mass Joest Racing Nurburgring DRM 1981 MCG 1:18

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About the Porsche 935J #66 J. Mass Joest Racing Nurburgring DRM 1981 MCG 1:18
TL;DR: MCG's 1:18 Porsche 935J #66 reproduces Jochen Mass's Joest Racing entry from the 1981 Nurburgring DRM round in sealed diecast. Its flared Group 5 bodywork and full sponsor livery capture silhouette-era German touring car racing.
Group 5 silhouette racing let the 935's flared bodywork grow far beyond its 911 origins, and the #66 Joest car wore that transformation as boldly as any 935 variant of its era.
Casting the Flared 935J Body in Sealed Diecast
The 935J's dramatically flared arches, extended nose, and rear wing are all cast into a single sealed shell, and that fixed construction lets MCG hold the aggressive, angular vent shapes and sharp fender extensions without the tolerance gaps an opening panel would demand at this scale. The sponsor livery runs cleanly across the flanks and nose without a seam breaking the artwork, exactly the advantage a one-piece body offers a heavily decorated race car. Race number 66 and the Joest Racing branding sit crisply applied against the body color, and the wide rear tires fill the flared arches convincingly, giving the model the planted, aggressive stance the 935J carried on track. Panel gaps stay tight and consistent across the whole body, a genuine mark of careful tooling on a shape this complex.
A Documented Entry from German Touring Car's Silhouette Era
The Deutsche Rennsport Meisterschaft's Group 5 era produced some of the most visually extreme touring-car-based racers ever to compete, and the 935J variants campaigned by teams like Joest Racing were central to that spectacle at circuits including the Nurburgring. A model documented to a specific driver, team, and race weekend carries real value for a collector building a chronology of a particular season or team rather than a generic 935 shape. It rewards research alongside display.
A precisely liveried entry from a genuinely wild era of racing, it holds real significance for a dedicated Porsche competition collection.














