Anyone else into early 911??
#61
11-07-2006, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by augdog959
I just bought my 8th 911. After having moved my way through the air-cooled ranks (from a '87 Targa to 964's, 993's) and then onto water-cooled ('00 996) I am now back where I started. I just bought a beautiful '87 Carrera 3.2 Coupe in Black with Champagne leather. It's a pretty highly optioned 3.2 with Ltd Slip, Full Leather, Heated Seats, Velour Trunk Carpet, etc. I really missed this shape and feel. The newer cars are great but this is really what I think of when I think of the pleasure a 911 Carrera can bring. It's so simple and pure and the limits are well within my realm of driving talent. It's a challenge to get right and you can use most of what it can do on public roads without puting everyone in danger. Anyway, I just figured I'd mention it. I'll try to get some pics on here soon. 
#62
11-07-2006, 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by flatsixnut
I can understand your opinion on the feel of older versus newer p-cars. It is pretty easy these days to buy a car " any brand" that can go faster than an older 911, but there is nothing I have found that can stir the soul as well as an old 911. Windows down, air/oil cooled music behind you, smell of engine fluids and old horse hair ....God I love it!
#63
12-01-2006, 05:53 PM
I love them, I have had 996's and 993's but you can't beat the classics!
I have an original 73 911 RS (1 of only 100 RHD's built by the factory) and a 911 SC as a daily driver with a pile of torque
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I have an original 73 911 RS (1 of only 100 RHD's built by the factory) and a 911 SC as a daily driver with a pile of torque
my sc...
pics of the RS
:and
and again...
#66
12-25-2006, 12:39 AM
Originally Posted by jtkkz
more pics of early 911's
That RSR clone Black beauty is mine. It was totaled 1 week after this picture.
The new car is just about out of the Paint shop. It will look the same, on a 75 carrera chasis. Gold with the original Carrera tail. Cain't wait to get that 3.8 monster back on the road. I miss the 315 horses in a 2140 pound car. It should be ready for Rgruppe next year.
Thanks for the memories. It will be back to run again. For the third time.
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#71
12-27-2006, 08:16 PM
the classics are neat, but you can't beat technology for reliability and lower maintenance. i have had rs's ,a2 73's ,one 74, an iroc car, a one off porsche built for mansour ojjeh. and currently own a 934 factory racecar. unless you have a bottomless pocket, it's tough to keep these early cars going.
