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For you flat four Porsche 912 fanatics

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Here are a a few gratuitous pics...

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...of my 912E. No reason for posting these, other than I quite like them!

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Nice colour 8)
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looking good as I remember it from it;s Southampton days

I took the 12 out tonight as the sun was out and the rain is forcasted for the rest of the week!!
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V nice 8)
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Nice looking car: I've got a real soft-spot for the narrow bodied, impact bumper style 8) .
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Looks well smart, really like the finish on those wheels.

Good to finally meet up at Tatton Park, still need to compare cars some time.
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where's my old Black 912E????? now adays

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Have to say was a nice car and I wish i still had it..Although I did break down in it twice which NOW I laugh about..

Once when I stalled it and it wouldn't start ( hot start ) so both me and my mate had to push the car in rush hr traffic very uncool.. esp in a black Porsche!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

and once when I was zooming down the motor way I came off the slip road and it started to splutter and I realised the fuel had run out ( gauage not working ) and I managed to roll to with in 5 meters of the slip road end and had to call me Dad to come and drop me off 1gallon of fuel ( not very cool but I did look cool sat on the front bumper waiting for my Dad in the sun.. But the motorway camera's had turned to watch me.. I had to wave!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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You need to lose the rear plate and buy an Import plate it's smaller and you are Alowed with the law to have an import plate for your car..
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Mark

Your old black E was a superb looking car... despite the US front-bumper reflectors and the front fogs! LOL!! :lol:

Justin offered it to me when he was selling, but I couldn't go to his asking price. Anyways, I really like the old skool look of mine... chrome trim and funky 70s colour!

Had no breakdowns yet (touch wood!). I have had to stop on the M-way a couple of times when the brakes were binding to let em cool off though. As you say, not a cool look when driving a Porsche!!

Rear plate and bumperettes will be changed for Euro spec soon.
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those reflectors and spots looked cool esp when they are on up the arse of a Saxo 17 year old driver!! 8)
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Rear plate and bumperettes will be changed for Euro spec soon.
Thought I saw you eyeing up those embossed # plates.

Changed mine yesterday
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Those US overiders are damned heavy, one fell into my lap as I was undoing it :sad1:

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Wish I'd got the plate holder to cover those holes.
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Post by boz »

Neil... the new plate looks well better mate. And I have to say, the car looks lovely in those photos! And yes, I was eyeing up the pressed plates... I want the proper retro ones though. I believe Framptons are good for these.

Could meet this weekend if you fancy it? Happy to come over your way.
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remember dudes your 76's are too young for b&w plates so you could get pulled by the feds or fail the MOT. Just act dumb and I'm sure you'll be let off tho :wink:
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Nige wrote:Just act dumb
DDK members are good at this :P :lol:
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Bootsy wrote:
Nige wrote:Just act dumb
DDK members are good at this :P :lol:
LOL!!

I intend to fit white and yellows in an appropriate style for a '76 car.
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