Newbie from New Jersey
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marksgtv
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Newbie from New Jersey
Hello everyone:
I recently discover DDK. I wish I would have found it a long time ago. This is great site. Very addicting.
I've been a sports car lover all my life. Porsches, Alfas and many more.
I don't have a 1973 or earlier car; I have a 1978 SC doing a pretty good impersonation of one. The car has some more work needed. Some of you may have seen it over on Pelican and Early 911 S Registry. I have viewed quite a few of your cars. It's unbelievable all the great Porsches on DDK. This is my first post. I've recognized many names that I know and I'm looking forward to getting to know some new folks who share my passion for these great cars. If I can ever figure out how to post a photo, I'll add one of my car.
Thanks,
Mark Morrissey
I recently discover DDK. I wish I would have found it a long time ago. This is great site. Very addicting.
I've been a sports car lover all my life. Porsches, Alfas and many more.
I don't have a 1973 or earlier car; I have a 1978 SC doing a pretty good impersonation of one. The car has some more work needed. Some of you may have seen it over on Pelican and Early 911 S Registry. I have viewed quite a few of your cars. It's unbelievable all the great Porsches on DDK. This is my first post. I've recognized many names that I know and I'm looking forward to getting to know some new folks who share my passion for these great cars. If I can ever figure out how to post a photo, I'll add one of my car.
Thanks,
Mark Morrissey
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Hi Mark.
welcome to DDK. would love to visit Jersey again sometime although it not the best place for a driving holiday it makes up for it in many other ways
i visited with a group in 2004. here i am shouting at them to hurry up as the tide was coming in. and mine was the Cayenne

welcome to DDK. would love to visit Jersey again sometime although it not the best place for a driving holiday it makes up for it in many other ways
i visited with a group in 2004. here i am shouting at them to hurry up as the tide was coming in. and mine was the Cayenne

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Currently Porscheless but on the look out for my 30th
Currently Porscheless but on the look out for my 30th
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Lightweight_911
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marksgtv
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First try on the photo
Okay, I'm not as dumb as I look. It worked.
Here it is. The paint is off-white with aviator gray on the hood and engine lid. I've added several 911R influences along with other early 911 touches that I love. My all-time favorite Porsche is the 911R. The 911TR, ST, RS, and RSR also get my heart pumping pretty good as well.
It has a stripped interior (still being worked) with repro lightweight seats. And here is one of those old MOMO steering wheels from the steering wheel fetish I've acquired that Andy referred to. I have a 3 liter engine that I hope to be upgrading with higher compression pistons and cams. There is still much work ahead but I'm am REALLY excited about how it's looking. I lay in bed at night dreaming of spring and flying down the road in this thing.




Here it is. The paint is off-white with aviator gray on the hood and engine lid. I've added several 911R influences along with other early 911 touches that I love. My all-time favorite Porsche is the 911R. The 911TR, ST, RS, and RSR also get my heart pumping pretty good as well.
It has a stripped interior (still being worked) with repro lightweight seats. And here is one of those old MOMO steering wheels from the steering wheel fetish I've acquired that Andy referred to. I have a 3 liter engine that I hope to be upgrading with higher compression pistons and cams. There is still much work ahead but I'm am REALLY excited about how it's looking. I lay in bed at night dreaming of spring and flying down the road in this thing.




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Hi Mark, welcome to the forum.
I've followed you build up over on PP, nice car.
I've followed you build up over on PP, nice car.
1972 911T | 1994 993 Carrera | 1999 986 Boxster |
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Mike
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Hi Mark, been watching the build on Early 911S Registry, looks great and welcome.
cheers, Mike.
previously..
1994 968 Club Sport Riviera Blue
1994 993 C2 Carrera Riviera Blue
1972 911S to Martini RSR Prototype Spec
1973 911E to RS Lightweight Specification
1981 924 Carrera GT ex Mexborough car
3.2 Carrera Sport x2
previously..
1994 968 Club Sport Riviera Blue
1994 993 C2 Carrera Riviera Blue
1972 911S to Martini RSR Prototype Spec
1973 911E to RS Lightweight Specification
1981 924 Carrera GT ex Mexborough car
3.2 Carrera Sport x2

