Your Porsche pic of the day......
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RHD and flares, where is that rare bird photographed, Jonathan?
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Castle Combe in the late 70’s. It was built by Steve Carr at Autofarm, and passed through several hands. I think on that day it was driven by the late Trevor Messett. I’m pretty sure that it’s John Lock standing beside it, with his 2.7RS just in front.
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1970 VW Beetle project
1972 911 Hillclimber 3.2 MFI. Part of the family for 30+ years!
2006 Hymer Merc Starline 630
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I think that RS was owned by Fred Hampton at some point ...
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I think that RS was owned by Fred Hampton at some point ...
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My new 968 Sport.
My God, they handle sooo well.
Driving around the lanes yesterday, I remembered partly why I sold my last one about eleven years ago - because I drove it like a hooligan everywhere, and needed to slow down
My God, they handle sooo well.
Driving around the lanes yesterday, I remembered partly why I sold my last one about eleven years ago - because I drove it like a hooligan everywhere, and needed to slow down
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I shouldn’t like that, but think I actually do….Bootsy wrote:
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I think it is the rake of the windscreen that does it
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I feel the same – I drove one just like that out in Belgium. I expected it to suffer terrible scuttle shake, but it didn't as it had been beefed up in all the right places. Even looked good with the hood up.
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Without doubt tranaxle Porsches, out handle 911s all day.My restored and slightly uprated (suspension) series 1 924 turbo,im sure would have beaten a 9111sc around the track.I hammered the granny out of it,and it stuck to the road like stuff to a blanket.On turns where a 911,would begin to get twitchy,it instilled confidence,and was totally unflustered.Now I regret selling it.stuarts wrote:My new 968 Sport.
My God, they handle sooo well.
Driving around the lanes yesterday, I remembered partly why I sold my last one about eleven years ago - because I drove it like a hooligan everywhere, and needed to slow down
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outside Roger Bray's mid/late 90s I think, might be of interest to somebody
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David Foster's Carrera-lookalike in the centre, I believe.
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The wheels look great, which particular type are these? Look similar to 944 ones. I may be wrongrhd racer wrote:I shouldn’t like that, but think I actually do….Bootsy wrote:
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I think it is the rake of the windscreen that does it