911

In 1995 Tyco marketed a new version of the Porsche 911, previously introduced by Exin. This model reference 8381 was black with "LOIS JEANS&JACKETS" livery and #28. Like the Exin models, it came without lights and with rear-wheel drive. There is no evidence that it is an exact reproduction of a specific real car, but the "Lois Jeans" livery did exist in competition in the 1970s. The best-known reference is the white Porsche 911 Carrera RS/RSR "Lois Jeans" #84 (Maurer/Baez/Strähl) that won its class (Group 3, production GT) and finished 10th overall at Le Mans 1975.