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After a warm and dry winter, an early spring established itself in Switzerland. I made a short drive (40 miles) with my lovely Trudi in the vineyards of Le Lavaux, a famous World Humanity Heritage site over the city of Vevey.
In two weeks, Trudi has an appointment for «esthetic and mechanic surgery»! She will be a perfect RSR clone after this last operation. Look forward…
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February 1973, atop 11,988-ft Loveland Pass in Colorado. My '65 912, restored years later and won its concours class at two Parades:
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Still in my garage, too.
My first pre 993 911. Lots of fun!
Welcome to the Registry Bola, now show us a photo of an early car. Maybe the 356 Hardtop! :)
Outstanding photo of your project rsr and the Swiss Alps, I worked out of Lausanne and enjoyed the roads and weekend trips, a perfect place to open up an early 911 and attend the Freiburg hill climb with.Quote:
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Please up-date with some project photos of your 911rsr
Curt
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...9&d=1395408383
A last pic of the early spring in Switzerland: winter is coming back this week-end! Holly sh...! Trudi won't ride for the next two weeks. Time to make a short trip to Morocco for playing golf!
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Here's a '77 turbo I picked up recently, I've become an instant fan of this car.
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Ah, you probably saw my 56 Cooper Bobtail getting prepped for the Amelia Concours at the C&C then! Yes, Jason at Creative is very knowledgable I would say. My 69S is there now having the wiring harness replaced.
Spencer,
I bought a 77 turbo Carrera last fall, they are terrific cars, I've had 3 79 930's and like the early car more. What color is that, it's beautiful.
Phil
New long hood for me, first one in a long time, 73 S targa, Oxford blue, great color.
Phil