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    "Vous" Incident

    Timely reminder to take it easy out there - thankfully no injuries.

    http://www.912bbs.org/index.php?a=thread&p=216509
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    Sadly eliminated my competition for "Best Renegade" in the car show.
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    Flo - 69 912 Targa - Champagne Yellow
    Jack - 69 912 "R" Coupe - Terrorist Tangerine
    Bill (as in William "Refrigerator" Perry) - 97 E350 Powerstroke - White - (P-car puller deluxe)
    Kermit - 04 John Deere 4310 4WD - is there another color?
    Tony - 60 Buick Invicta 4-door hardtop

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    Ouch, thats too bad.
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    1974 911"S" - Silver
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    its the famous yellow 912R thats been for sale over and over and over
    Harry Hoffman
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    Quote Originally Posted by hoffman912 View Post
    its the famous yellow 912R thats been for sale over and over and over
    Was I supposed to catch the pun? It really is too bad. Hope the repairs go well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jloucks388 View Post
    Timely reminder to take it easy out there - thankfully no injuries.

    http://www.912bbs.org/index.php?a=thread&p=216509
    Sad to see that. Look at those beautiful deep dish steel wheels upside down.

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    That's gotta suck badly for that owner.
    Paul Schooley
    71 911T (RS wanabe w/2.7L juice)
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    R Gruppe #330

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    I really really like that 912R - it looked fantastic and a lot of hard work went into it from what I can tell. All the best on the rebuild.

    It is sad to see the car on the drive way all banged up

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    My wife and I were one or two cars behind them. We were delayed a bit in leaving our lunch stop due to getting the 6-point belts straightened out and fastened. When I came upon it I was almost sick to my stomach. I felt a bit better when I noticed one of the two people in the car (the driver - who was NOT the owner) was already out of the car and unhurt. Then the owner crawled out - I felt a LOT better. There were both without a scratch - thanks, according to the owner, to 4 point belts (they had not fastened - at least the owner hadn't - the crotch belt). BTW - the car did NOT roll. It went into the embankment tail first and flipped over tail end down.


    My wife remarked later that she noticed I was driving slower the rest of the day.

    The owner hasn't had the best of luck with yelow cars. He had a nice 356 that was also yellow. I think it was around New Years 08 he hit a patch of ice on Angels Crest Highway. The car high centered on the edge of the cliff. No problem and they got out of the car. That is until a familiy in a mini-van came along and hit the same ice. The mini-van flipped on its side and T-boned the 356. That popped the mini-van back up and managed to stop it from going all the way over the cliff. The 356 was totaled.

    My Targa needs new belts - I think I will install a harness bar with 6 points in it too. They may restrict your movement a bit (obviously in some cases that is a good thing!) but this was the first long trip (650 miles) in my coupe since the rebuild and I didn't feel they were at all uncomfortable. No complaints from the wife either - and that is the ACID TEST!
    Don
    912 Registry Charter Member #68

    Flo - 69 912 Targa - Champagne Yellow
    Jack - 69 912 "R" Coupe - Terrorist Tangerine
    Bill (as in William "Refrigerator" Perry) - 97 E350 Powerstroke - White - (P-car puller deluxe)
    Kermit - 04 John Deere 4310 4WD - is there another color?
    Tony - 60 Buick Invicta 4-door hardtop

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    "Vous" Incident

    That is sad to see, glad they were okay, car looks fixable.
    Early S Registry member #90
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    Fort Worth Tx.

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