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70S 1973 PCA Parade Laguna Seca. Sold new at Bozzanni P/A Monrovia, dealer installed special gears, 7" R rear Fuchs, Leather seats, Signal Orange lacquer repaint under warrantee.
Sold after Parade to Don Wester Salesman.

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Outstanding Jeff !!!!!!!

In my '73 Parade results booklet it reads (needing a magnifying glass)

Jeffery Gamble #249 - Class 12 with a time of 67.25

GREAT 3rd post............ :)

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Very cool Jeff!

John

Mid-day roll through farmland.

Another perfect screensaver from Bob.
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Brookedale,
Your car is really looking good....
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Awesome...

Hello,

couple of pictures of 1969 T that I took hold of last Saturday, the Kardex shows same date, Jan 31st, as invoice date so I take that as good omen :)

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It's a non-matching car with '70 E-engine (not mounted in the car at the moment). Based on Kardex, it was Bahama Yellow (6805) and had 15" steel wheels + painted hubcaps (9103), tinted windows all around (9347,9348,9350), Frankfurt radio (9452) and antenna (9431) and rubber strips (9304,9305) on bumpers. The interior is/was black vinyl (9822). Sold by VW Pacific in 1969, windshield has a decal about Texas and based on the underbody and overall condition it's spent it's life in dry climate. Not much left on what Kardex describes but nothing irreversible is badly wrong (other than it will never be numbers matching car but I got a T-engine project with the car that's correct vintage).

The '69 is my first Porsche. I have been involved with Cal Look / Resto Cal Volkswagens for 20 years, have had '52/'55/'63/'64 VW Bugs and still have a '60 'Vert that is a keeper (http://luftsick.blogspot.fi/search/label/My%20Cabriolet). It was a long process of "browsing" (wasn't sure whether I wanted 356, 912 or 911) and finally ponying up and buying the car when good car came across.

I am not still convinced whether I am more a 356 than 911 guy but should know more after the rookie season :)

regards, Tero

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Originally Posted by Luftsick Tero

Hello,

couple of pictures of 1969 T that I took hold of last Saturday, the Kardex shows same date, Jan 31st, as invoice date so I take that as good omen :)

Attachment 321545

Attachment 321546

It's a non-matching car with '70 E-engine (not mounted in the car at the moment). Based on Kardex, it was Bahama Yellow (6805) and had 15" steel wheels + painted hubcaps (9103), tinted windows all around (9347,9348,9350), Frankfurt radio (9452) and antenna (9431) and rubber strips (9304,9305) on bumpers. The interior is/was black vinyl (9822). Sold by VW Pacific in 1969, windshield has a decal about Texas and based on the underbody and overall condition it's spent it's life in dry climate. Not much left on what Kardex describes but nothing irreversible is badly wrong (other than it will never be numbers matching car but I got a T-engine project with the car that's correct vintage).

The '69 is my first Porsche. I have been involved with Cal Look / Resto Cal Volkswagens for 20 years, have had '52/'55/'63/'64 VW Bugs and still have a '60 'Vert that is a keeper (http://luftsick.blogspot.fi/search/label/My%20Cabriolet). It was a long process of "browsing" (wasn't sure whether I wanted 356, 912 or 911) and finally ponying up and buying the car when good car came across.

I am not still convinced whether I am more a 356 than 911 guy but should know more after the rookie season :)

regards, Tero

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Hello Tero, i'm contributed to your Wheel guide.....Azor, FPS etc...
The link of your pics doesn't fonction !
All the best

JLC

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My 1973 911. It took me 5 years to restore it, 20 years ago.

GREAT first post Rocky....... Welcome to the board

Good look'n car and pic bud