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hlmmic
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Post by hlmmic »

Hi, Just found your excellent web-site, have a 1979 911SC which I use as a summer only car! Guards Red and all the usual bits. Interests include Motor Sport and until the end of this season raced an MG Midget.
Last year it was fast but fragile, this year it's just fragile
art of noise
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Good evening

Post by art of noise »

Best say hello, in case eveyone else is asleep

(mind you all the forums seem quiet this evening)


Mines an 82, so the injection at least is different
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Post by wizzman »

Good man!!!

Another SC owner.

We'll have to have our own section soon....after retro treatment of course :alien: :alien: :wink:
1978 SC -on road, March08
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Should

Post by art of noise »

we talk amongst ourselves for a bit longer while its quiet.

My names Richard
I live near Northampton,
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Post by Miggs »

welcome aboard 8)
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Post by Helen »

Big welcome to DDK, all are welcome here.

while i love the newer cars (i own one) DDK is really aimed at the pre 1974 cars, so you are unlikely to get a section to yourselves..

i visit the impact bumper forum for the newer cars
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Post by cubist »

You must be on my doorstep? I'm in Glinton :wink:
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Post by hlmmic »

I sense a certain dissapproval in your reply Helen to members of "newer" cars? I have see several sites which are totally dominated by brand new Porsche owners moaning about their satnav and traction control which totally ignore the older cars. I had hoped by joining this forum to have found like minded individuals who love the older cars for what they are. If you are saying hang on we are really pre-74 but we might talk to you, then I guess I have to continue my search.

Thanks

Mike
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Post by Helen »

hlmmic wrote:I sense a certain dissapproval in your reply Helen to members of "newer" cars? I have see several sites which are totally dominated by brand new Porsche owners moaning about their satnav and traction control which totally ignore the older cars. I had hoped by joining this forum to have found like minded individuals who love the older cars for what they are. If you are saying hang on we are really pre-74 but we might talk to you, then I guess I have to continue my search.

Thanks

Mike
sorry didn't intend to sound negative towards you or your car. i own old and new porsches so love them all I don't dissaprove of any of them...as i said you are very very welcome here and at meets and events but, you are unlikely to get a section on ddk as (as it states in the heading)it is a specialist forum for pre 1974 porsches.
the subject of expanding the forum to include other models was discussed at length and turned down, as it was felt this would dillute the specialist information available on ddk.instead Bootsie(our guru/leader) Helped set up The Impact Bumper forum as a specialist forum to compliment/run alongside DDK and this works very well.
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Post by Derek »

hlmmic wrote:I sense a certain dissapproval in your reply Helen to members of "newer" cars?
Mike, How do you get that from what Helen said?
Helen wrote:Big welcome to DDK, all are welcome here.
Welcome Mike, I hope you enjoy DDK and find it worthwhile to visit us. Impact bumpers may however be slightly more suited to your slightly later model for some questions you may have.
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Post by cubist »

C U B I S T - 1 1 1 5

'83 Triumph Acclaim - 3sp Auto (cat D)
Singer 3232 - Titanium bobbin, Autothread
'67 Gresham Flyer - Puncture, rear
Sherbet Lemons - 4oz, loose
Motorola - PG 2000, locked
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Post by wizzman »

Oops,sorry Helen, I was only joking about our own section :shock: :shock:

Have you seen the price of scrap aluminium lately !! Thats it the bumpers will have to go.....Promise :alien: :alien:
1978 SC -on road, March08
1981 sc awaiting backdate
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Mini1275GT
ZXR750
205GTI 1.9
Others.....
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Post by Helen »

no problems Mr Wizz, i should learn to keep my big mouth shut anyway....it's really got nothing to do with me :oops:
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Himmic

YHM

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Post by Barry »

Welcome to the forum: as the Forum intro says, you merely have to like early cars, let alone own one. Great to have you, and feel no pressure to retro your car, we've plenty of earlier big bumper owners here, and even more that started with a big bumper car and have replaced / complemented it with an earlier car.

Any pictures? 8)
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