2nd time around 'newbie' from Oxfordshire

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GinaPSC
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2nd time around 'newbie' from Oxfordshire

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Hi DDK'ers

Hello!

I've been here before, about 10 years back, when I had a 3.2 Carrera. This got changed for a 964 C4 which didn't fit in with the DDK ethos, so I sort of drifted away. But it's time to get on board with my (hopefully) slightly more DDK-relevant 911SC. It was featured in a magazine article in December '13 along the lines of 'can a 200,000 mile SC cut it with a 3.2 (915) and a 3.2 (G50)'.

I can report quite happily that she can. And she does. Her name's 'Steffi'.

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Welcome back - the DDK ethos is a very fluid one and we welcome any Porsche fan who enjoys their car and driving it!

Be good to see some picture of Steffi.
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GinaPSC
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Hi Bootsy

I'll try and link a pic here... I'm awful at this kind of thing, so fingers crossed. Prepare for failure...

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Success!

Looks lovely.
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GinaPSC
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Thanks, chap!

Yes, got this image posting bad boy thing buttoned. I'll be losing the rear wing this winter. It's a Marmite thing, isn't it?
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