Kurt Brixner - Bodywork artist from Heilbronn
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Summary
Kurt Brixner is a German coachbuilder who became famous in the 1960s and 1970s primarily for his Spyder racing cars. Vehicles with his bodies are still on the road today - some are even road-legal.
This article contains the following chapters
- A brief outline of Kurt Brixner's life
- Special requests
- The Brixner bend
- Porsche 924 Carrera GTS
- The Speedster cover
- Not just Porsches and racing cars
- Hediri Racing
- No luck at the Nürburgring
- Special designs
- Friendships
- Impressions
Estimated reading time: 7min
Preview (beginning of the article)
"Closed cars were too boring for me, sports prototypes were the greatest thing back then. In addition, the regulations for these vehicles offered the most freedom," is one of the statements attributed to Kurt Brixner. However, one of the reasons for creating the Brixner Spyder may also have been the prices of the Zuffenhausen products. Nevertheless, Kurtle, as his friends call him, worked more in the shadows. Wolf-Hendrik Unger, himself a Porsche engineer and participant in the Paris Dakar, had to work on it for a long time before it was presented to the "Friends of Air-Cooled Boxer Engines", or FLB for short, in August 2025. Originally founded as a company sports group at Porsche, the community occasionally benefits from Brixner's reproductions during restorations, for example the 2.7 RS lightweight front spoiler or the rear spoiler known as the "Bürzel".
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