Your Porsche pic of the day......

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Sam wrote:
Noice.

Is that one of yours Jon? I quite fancy that colour trim for my silver 964.
Yes, one we’ve just finished for a customer. I probably would go with a slightly darker carpet though.


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I’ve never seen a light carpet in a car that wouldn’t look better dark.

Red counts as dark.
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The Cotswolds

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The owner Andrew Walton got an HSCC Platty Jubilee award for the best prepared car. It did look very lovely. Not sure the tyres are very "period" though 8)
HSCC wrote: The Platinum Cup for the best presented car of the weekend, as judged by the HSCC’s team of scrutineers, was awarded to Porsche 911 racer Andrew Walton in Historic Road Sports. Walton worked tirelessly to build the 911 into a race car from a bare shell during Covid lockdown.
gridgway wrote:The question is whether he made it up the mountain or not! Could have worked well if he caught it and fired it up the hill, but I didn't see to tell the tale (pic posted by HSCC on FB)

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Even more fab!,
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Your one Mark?


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Oh yes, dedication to the cause there Slodley
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Yep - spent ages looking for the right 3 letters after the GT04 and nothing fit the bill until.....
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sladey wrote:GT04 DDK
Admirable level of commitment!
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Ollie wrote:
sladey wrote:GT04 DDK
Admirable level of commitment!
I had a Golf a few years ago the registration number of which ended in DDK. Timing belt broke, valves contacted pistons, bye bye Golf.
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That will be the younger and prettier of the drivers, leaning on it well into top "S" at Shelsley :wink:
Thanks Chris!

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jwhillracer wrote:
Chris_911 wrote:Image
That will be the younger and prettier of the drivers, leaning on it well into top "S" at Shelsley :wink:
Thanks Chris!

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