Goodbye to one Porsche, hello to another - 1970 911T

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JAN wrote:does anyone know where i could get a copy of the irish green 911 advert please?

Would love one to frame, looks exactly like my car.
I'll have a look for you. I'm not sure it will be that high res though
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1985 911 3.2
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I have it as an A3 PDF if anyone would like it.

Thanks for the kind words about the car - I'm really pleased with it.

It seems a lot more eager to go than the 912, not just in terms of power but a bit more sure-footed, maybe because of the wider wheels or the slightly longer wheelbase? It's definitely more solid in feel than the 912 but you can also really feel the extra weight at the back of the car.

Bert - It's still running on 14 x 5.5's but one day I'll switch to 15 x 6's I think

Porker914 - Yes it's Kingsworthy! That was the nearest the large transporter could get to my house - about a mile away!
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Post by JAN »

markh wrote:I have it as an A3 PDF if anyone would like it.

Thanks for the kind words about the car - I'm really pleased with it.

It seems a lot more eager to go than the 912, not just in terms of power but a bit more sure-footed, maybe because of the wider wheels or the slightly longer wheelbase? It's definitely more solid in feel than the 912 but you can also really feel the extra weight at the back of the car.

Bert - It's still running on 14 x 5.5's but one day I'll switch to 15 x 6's I think

Porker914 - Yes it's Kingsworthy! That was the nearest the large transporter could get to my house - about a mile away!
I would love a copy please, janflorek@hotmail.com

Cheers
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