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[Jens]

another photo-

[72targa]

What kind of "Thing" is that?

[jkeithtalbot]

I don't have any good pictures of my 911; it's still on its way to its new home.

I did find this picture of me sitting in my father’s autocross car.


c. April 1974

In the background is(was) his play car, his daily driver was a Type 2 bus, and my mother drove a Bug....I sometimes wonder why I have an obsession with rear engine German autos.

[kg1500S]

That looks a lot like a Corvair. I see now that it isn't, though. Any more details on the Type 34? I don't think I've seen one before.

Ouch, in T34 circles that would be the 'c' word. There is an unresolved debate on who copied whom...

T34's are fairly rare out there. Handbuilt by Karmann on the VW type 3 (notchback/squareback) chassis, they were the most expensive car in VW's lineup starting 1962 model year, and were never imported officially into the US. 'S' was a dual solex, higher compression 1500cc. Dropped from the lineup after '69, as the 914 made its debut. For the curious, more info available here: http://www.type34.org/staticpages/in...30409142446417

Ian

[das908kind]

T34's are fairly rare out there. Handbuilt by Karmann

Ian

Incidently, the Corrado is another VW / Karmann product, so we have that in common. Anyway, I came here to look at Porsches, so I'm handing things back to the Esses. Thanks for the info Ian, very nice car.

[kg1500S]

Incidently, the Corrado is another VW / Karmann product, so we have that in common. Anyway, I came here to look at Porsches, so I'm handing things back to the Esses. Thanks for the info Ian, very nice car.

Thanks. But I'm with you, bring on more Esses (although the 1600S Jens posted sure got the old drool glands going)!!!

Ian

[Cornpanzer]

I don't have any good pictures of my 911; it's still on its way to its new home.

I did find this picture of me sitting in my father’s autocross car.


c. April 1974

In the background is(was) his play car, his daily driver was a Type 2 bus, and my mother drove a Bug....I sometimes wonder why I have an obsession with rear engine German autos.

Wow, you gotta love the grade school cafateria "Racing" seat!
Cool pic of what looks like a fun toy.
Dave

[Jens]

My new Rgruppe type 181 "chase car" with special engine being prepared

Kurt, I see a desert fox paint job and maybe an M60 mounted in the back, you know, for expediting traffic.

Looks to be in great shape.

[SWBS]

My '68SWB S; purchased new in Frankfurt 08/67 and titled as a '67 cuz of emmisions at the time. Still as it came from the factory, thanks to previous owners.

[70SATMan]

Mine back in the day. (motivational)