my non-Porsche picture of the day

[Winston Teague]

I think, but far from certain, that that's an ID, on account of the unfaired single fixed headlights......W

[Lightweight_911]

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- whereas I'd say it's a DS19 ...

The 'ID' models were basically simpler mechanically than the 'DS' models (& hence more basic/cheaper) with fewer components controlled by the hydraulic system.

The exposed single headlamps were a feature of both DS & ID models prior to the facelift in 1967.

Other features which point to it being a DS (to me) are the stainless steel wheel embellishers covering the whole wheel (as opposed to a smaller conventional hubcap usually seen on the ID) & the fact that it has the auxiliary front lights (the 'Pallas' lamps as seen on many early 911's) & a sunroof - both additional cost options not ofter seen on the cost-cutting ID models ...

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[Winston Teague]

That, as ever, is a case well made Andy. Thank-you. W

[BILLY BEAN]

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[hot66]

[KS]

I can hear Harry Enfield now: "I am considerably wealthier than thou"...

[BILLY BEAN]

I can hear Harry Enfield now: "I am considerably wealthier than thou"...

Keith, I have to take issue with the quotation you used.
It was " We are considerably richer than yow". Spoken of course in a Black Country accent. So
" thou" is not part of the lexicon from that particular part of England.
Journalists ; can't be relied upon to get quotes correct.

[matteo68]

I can hear Harry Enfield now: "I am considerably wealthier than thou"...

Keith, I have to take issue with the quotation you used.
It was " We are considerably richer than yow". Spoken of course in a Black Country accent. So
" thou" is not part of the lexicon from that particular part of England.
Journalists ; can't be relied upon to get quotes correct.

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[KS]

I can hear Harry Enfield now: "I am considerably wealthier than thou"...

Keith, I have to take issue with the quotation you used.
It was " We are considerably richer than yow". Spoken of course in a Black Country accent. So
" thou" is not part of the lexicon from that particular part of England.
Journalists ; can't be relied upon to get quotes correct.

Bl••dy pedantic Northeners...

[sladey]

I can hear Harry Enfield now: "I am considerably wealthier than thou"...

Keith, I have to take issue with the quotation you used.
It was " We are considerably richer than yow". Spoken of course in a Black Country accent. So
" thou" is not part of the lexicon from that particular part of England.
Journalists ; can't be relied upon to get quotes correct.

You beat me to it

[Ants]

Boom Town?

[KS]

I can hear Harry Enfield now: "I am considerably wealthier than thou"...

Keith, I have to take issue with the quotation you used.
It was " We are considerably richer than yow". Spoken of course in a Black Country accent. So
" thou" is not part of the lexicon from that particular part of England.
Journalists ; can't be relied upon to get quotes correct.

You beat me to it

Don't you start!

[hot66]

Boom Town?

I gather so yes

[Mike]

Such a great picture!

[BILLY BEAN]

I can hear Harry Enfield now: "I am considerably wealthier than thou"...

Keith, I have to take issue with the quotation you used.
It was " We are considerably richer than yow". Spoken of course in a Black Country accent. So
" thou" is not part of the lexicon from that particular part of England.
Journalists ; can't be relied upon to get quotes correct.

Bl••dy pedantic Northeners...

Please brush up on your geography; it's the Midlands. Thank you!!