Beauty. I have a friend with a silver 1985 turbo that he bought new. He’s actually a doctor and huge car guy. Not much ego but he’s also not an aggressive driver. Looks very similar.
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Beauty. I have a friend with a silver 1985 turbo that he bought new. He’s actually a doctor and huge car guy. Not much ego but he’s also not an aggressive driver. Looks very similar.
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I can't help but think of the movie "Risky Business" every time I see a 928. I'd love to have one, but not with the Porsche drivetrain and electrical system in it. It would have to be Americanized.Some low hanging fruit for 9/28 : a 1978 Porsche 928 219 h.p. front mounted V-8 Aluminum block with high silicon cylinders without steel liners
just like a Chevy Vega. Porsche wanted to upscale and replace the 911 with this.
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1972 Ford Country Squire Station Wagon
Sitting on a mid-1960s F-250 dually pickup frame and powered by a 390ci engine
Sitting on a mid-1960s F-250 dually pickup frame and powered by a 390ci engine
1986 Porsche 959 , all wheel drive , base 444 h.p. , for prospective a 86 Corvette had 235 h.p. and the uber 5.0 injected Mustang had 200 h.p.
Of course it cost $225,000 so there's that !
Of course it cost $225,000 so there's that !
Coolest thing in the 2020 Silverstate 300 host hotel parking lot. Wasn't drawn to it because Jeep, but its engineering and history.
And I love peoples engineering genius when it comes to meeting class rules for steering. Staying in the "spirit of the rule" zone and not being afraid to get outside the box and burn it is cool.
And I love peoples engineering genius when it comes to meeting class rules for steering. Staying in the "spirit of the rule" zone and not being afraid to get outside the box and burn it is cool.