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Triplewebber
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G'Day mate

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From Albury, NSW Australia. Electrician, 45.
Driving a 1980 911 sc, also a 1987 Carrera 3.2
Always learning - love to pull things apart and play.
Have a project to 1968 911T which consumes a large portion of my time and money !!!
Would love to find engine number 2180122 if it still exists ??? 2.0L from the '68.
Love all things Porsche and would gladly talk about them all day if allowed.
Thanks for allowing me to join.
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Welcome to DDk.

You'll like it here.
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Welcome.

I think that early 911 reg is the place to find lost engines? They most have a thread?
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welcome to DDK
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1973 911 2.4S
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Welcome aboard
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