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2.2/2.5 911 J Leno's Sepia 911T video

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Thought this a really nice video on a very nice 'real' car, and something we all identify with.

https://youtu.be/Xsc46vhB82A
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Nice looking car that!
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His idea for that build is exactly what I aimed my car to be too 8)

Jay always has so much enthusiasm for every car he owns and drives... great to watch
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Agree, my 911 went from step to step as my needs changed and after I retired it from the hills/road it started to go back step by step!

It is now at a very nice place for me, STILL gives me a heart jump when I look at it 32 years later.

Light, 230 something/maybe bhp, simple and not too wounded by my ownership, lovely.
You get that sense of satisfaction he has too for the car from the video, hence posting it.
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Thanks for that post Graham. He really was enjoying it wasn’t he - he’s a true enthusiast.
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