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  1. 06-18-2014, 11:26 AM #1
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    Classic Porsche #24

    Reading issue #24 that arrived today and watching the world cup. (Hoping Chile will beat the crap out of Spain )
    Another great issue. Many interesting articles and always enjoying the contributions from Mr. Cornpanzer.

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    1-0 to Chile! YES!!!!
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  2. 06-25-2014, 09:49 AM #2
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    I know which I'd rather be looking at – and it isn't soccer!

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    Quote Originally Posted by KS Carrera View Post
    I know which I'd rather be looking at – and it isn't soccer!
    At least not when England is playing!
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    Or ever... Soccer = tedious. Rugby = skill
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  5. 06-25-2014, 02:22 PM #5
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    I'll be able to enjoy that read in about another month, when it finally gets to the local B&N
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    Quote Originally Posted by super9064 View Post
    I'll be able to enjoy that read in about another month, when it finally gets to the local B&N
    To speed things along, you could subscribe: hit this link and then use the drop-down menu. It accepts Paypal - prices are shown in £££ but PayPal will tell you the $$$ rate before you commit...

    http://classicporschemag.bigcartel.c...duct/subscribe

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    Quote Originally Posted by KS Carrera View Post
    Rugby = skill
    Skills and balls! For the last 15 years I have been wearing the All Blacks cap I got from some Kiwi friends with pride!!

    I have now read everything in this issue, and I mean EVERYTHING! Some of the articles several times, especially your very interesting 67S article. Only complaint it should have been longer!

    This details made me very curious: The car featured is among the first 523 911S´s made. Where is this number coming from? I have never seen 523 mentioned before and does it mean the total number of S´s produced in 1966? Does this mean coupes only or also including the first Targas??

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  8. 06-26-2014, 07:54 AM #8
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    These I read very slow, every page... So far on 69 of 96... Another winner Keith !!!!!!!!!........
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    Quote Originally Posted by KS Carrera View Post
    Or ever... Soccer = tedious. Rugby = skill
    Go the All Blacks!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by KS Carrera View Post
    Or ever... Soccer = tedious. Rugby = skill
    You've just won me over Keith

    Nothing makes more angry than watching grown men fall over air and cry... Can't wait for the Bledisloe Cup in August! Wallabies!

    Back on subject, I've been using the electronic subscription to my iPad, not quite as nice as the real mag, but it does to the trick!
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