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

[Ollie]

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[Gary71]

If I’m not mistaken this is Ian Callum (designer of RS200, DB7, F-Type etc) at Greatworth

Also a 914 fan!

[neilbardsley]

I few years ago I exchanged emails with the person that sold my industrial 616 engine to the previous owner of the car. He told me it might of been a marine engine. Not mine but a photo of a Porsche marine engine

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[stevenery]

If I’m not mistaken this is Ian Callum (designer of RS200, DB7, F-Type etc) at Greatworth

Also a 914 fan!

Yes! My dad worked with him at TWR. There was a DB7 celebration at Gaydon a couple weeks ago and had a brief chat. Six cylinder, costly, and a long project! He is on instagram too and put a post up. Seems happy with it!

[matteo68]

[matteo68]

If it ain’t broke don’t fix it…

[anglophone1]

Would be interesting to see it carried on to now with todays huge 911s.................

[SeanP]

Ooopps! You can’t park there mate!


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[Gary71]

My dad worked with him at TWR.

As did I at Kidlington on DB7 and 850R and some less glamorous Discovery body kits!

Who is your Dad? I’m rubbish with names so will probably have forgotten:)

[Lightweight_911]

I know that the preferred stance for a 911 is 'nose down' but I think that's taking it a bit too far ...


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[matteo68]

Would be interesting to see it carried on to now with todays huge 911s.................

Remember this? And that’s not even a 992 juggernaut..,

[Lightweight_911]

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- the same has probably been 'mirrored' by the respective owners ...

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[KS]

Last trip to Wiscombe this year - ninth in class (of the first eight, three were Audi S3s, one a hot-rod Audi TT. Hard to keep up with turbo four-wheel drive cars in an old bus! )

[Bootsy]

You looked cooler though