Anyone else into early 911??
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01-12-2007, 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted by GarnetRedCoupe
I like those wheels with body colored centers. I even have thoughts of doing mine in red or orange with a matching fan. Anyone good at photoshop? lol
Ill say it again your car is absolutely beautiful!
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This is one of my all time fave Porsches. The color in this scanned picture does not do it justice.
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Originally Posted by GarnetRedCoupe
I like those wheels with body colored centers. I even have thoughts of doing mine in red or orange with a matching fan. Anyone good at photoshop? lol
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Originally Posted by flatsixnut
This is one of my all time fave Porsches. The color in this scanned picture does not do it justice.
Originally Posted by flatsixnut
Your car is perfect as is. The most I would go with your wheels would be to have the center spokes polished but leave the insides black.
Ill say it again your car is absolutely beautiful!
Ill say it again your car is absolutely beautiful!
Wow thank you so much
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04-02-2007, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Pipes
I don't know if an '87 is considered old...I've had mine since late '86. Maryland considers any cay 25 years old "Historic"!!!! Can't wait to get those plates.
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Originally Posted by Pipes
I don't know if an '87 is considered old...I've had mine since late '86. Maryland considers any cay 25 years old "Historic"!!!! Can't wait to get those plates.
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04-03-2007, 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by GarnetRedCoupe
its now 20 years (as of oct/06)! You are good to go with the '87!
I think they changed it here in Florida from 20 years to 25 years....just recently.
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Wow...I didn't know that Maryland had made a change, and think, they didn't even notify me!!!!! I'm going to look into that.....with historic you can get away with some different stuff
#115
04-04-2007, 04:41 PM
I love the older 911. I've had 911S and 911SC in the past and I love them. Always wanted a '71/'72/'73 911E or 911S but they are very hard to come by now.
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I live in a very small town....730 population (in the middle of summer), and some "hero" just moved into town with 2 older 911's. One is a 1971 911R (I think) and the other is an 1973 911T. They are both concourse grade....both cars are completely restored and look like a million dollars.
My little town is named "Oxford, Maryland" and we have an annual parade the last Saturday of April. I have organized a group for a "Porsche Parade" to get into the Oxford Day Parade. I have contacted 9 or so Porsches owners in town who are willing to get into the parade...including an early 914-6 (track car), two 1987 911's, one a Coupe (mine) and the second a "Cab", a 993 C2, the two early 70's 911's mentioned above, a 944 - early 1980's, and a 996 TT track car. It should be fun.....anyone else who wants to be in the parade can let me know and I will make it happpen!!!
My little town is named "Oxford, Maryland" and we have an annual parade the last Saturday of April. I have organized a group for a "Porsche Parade" to get into the Oxford Day Parade. I have contacted 9 or so Porsches owners in town who are willing to get into the parade...including an early 914-6 (track car), two 1987 911's, one a Coupe (mine) and the second a "Cab", a 993 C2, the two early 70's 911's mentioned above, a 944 - early 1980's, and a 996 TT track car. It should be fun.....anyone else who wants to be in the parade can let me know and I will make it happpen!!!
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Originally Posted by Pipes
I live in a very small town....730 population (in the middle of summer), and some "hero" just moved into town with 2 older 911's. One is a 1971 911R (I think) and the other is an 1973 911T. They are both concourse grade....both cars are completely restored and look like a million dollars.
My little town is named "Oxford, Maryland" and we have an annual parade the last Saturday of April. I have organized a group for a "Porsche Parade" to get into the Oxford Day Parade. I have contacted 9 or so Porsches owners in town who are willing to get into the parade...including an early 914-6 (track car), two 1987 911's, one a Coupe (mine) and the second a "Cab", a 993 C2, the two early 70's 911's mentioned above, a 944 - early 1980's, and a 996 TT track car. It should be fun.....anyone else who wants to be in the parade can let me know and I will make it happpen!!!
My little town is named "Oxford, Maryland" and we have an annual parade the last Saturday of April. I have organized a group for a "Porsche Parade" to get into the Oxford Day Parade. I have contacted 9 or so Porsches owners in town who are willing to get into the parade...including an early 914-6 (track car), two 1987 911's, one a Coupe (mine) and the second a "Cab", a 993 C2, the two early 70's 911's mentioned above, a 944 - early 1980's, and a 996 TT track car. It should be fun.....anyone else who wants to be in the parade can let me know and I will make it happpen!!!
#119
04-05-2007, 05:32 AM
Thank you for the info. 
I might go check it out since the seller is local.
I might go check it out since the seller is local.
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This might help you
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04-05-2007, 08:30 AM
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Thanks for info....I haven't seen the 71 up close, only the 73, and it's pristeen!!! I'll get as many pics as I can, but I still seem to be having some problems posting anything but thumbnails.....any ideas?