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  1. 10-06-2018, 07:35 PM #31
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    "Samtrot" or Kiln Red...

    George...Welcome back...you're the one who started it all....Kiln red and Green...a combo I never would have thought of mentioning in the "same sentence"...Now, I love it!..(that would work with "Samtrot" as well, you know).../ Lars......

    btw...Great Garage with underground tunnel..."over here" the authorities would go "ga-ga" regarding Radon detection...over there you probably consider it a health treatment...i.e like going to a "kuhrohrt" ... ...
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  2. 10-07-2018, 03:25 AM #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by larwik View Post
    Kiln red and Green...
    I threw up in my mouth.

    Sorry; that's atrocious. But I do appreciate the confidence it takes.

    And yes, I too love the bomb shelter that doubles as a garage. Wonderful space.
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  3. 10-07-2018, 03:52 AM #33
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank Beck View Post
    I threw up in my mouth.

    Sorry; that's atrocious. But I do appreciate the confidence it takes.

    And yes, I too love the bomb shelter that doubles as a garage. Wonderful space.

    Happens often enough. Not surprised. For the anecdote, that 930 was odered new by a Mr. François Trisconi. He finished 3rd at Le Mans in 1979 in a 935. Chose the colors himsef. Was a furniture seller.
    Fastest I have ever driven is in this car, 171 mph on the german autobahn. Was a very good car. Not entirely stock.


    Thanks. It took over 5 years from an embryonic idea to completion, through countless adventures.

    GPS loaded. Departure 5am to Germany. Let's hope it is a good candidate.
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  4. 10-07-2018, 07:54 AM #34
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    Kiln red and Green...

    "Sorry; that's atrocious." ...lol...Frank, give it some time...It might be your new favorite, after "Sepia" of course.../ Lars...
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  5. 10-07-2018, 08:39 AM #35
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    George, Just saw this thread. Lets hope the tin worm has not done much damage. Have a safe trip.
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  6. 10-07-2018, 09:48 AM #36
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    Ciao Rick!
    Miss the weekend runs to Burlington! Any snow yet?
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  7. 10-08-2018, 02:33 AM #37
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    Fingers crossed for your visit
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  8. 10-08-2018, 08:49 AM #38
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    OK, Long day. Started at 5AM behind the wheel, ended 5.30PM back at home.
    First things first, the numbers. See for yourselves:
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  9. 10-08-2018, 09:27 AM #39
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    So it's a 71. There is another car on the registry list that is 9111301345 with engine 6301446. Seems there is a good chance of matching numbers.

    (EDIT -does that engine stamp look like a re-stamp - stars look funny?)

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    69 911S #1379
    65 356 SC #130757
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  10. 10-08-2018, 10:19 AM #40
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    I think the engine number (which I am having a hard time believing is genuine) points to the 1445th S engine of 1970? However the engine type 911/02 seems genuine.
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