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    Brian Wilson’s yellow 911

    I came across Brian Wilson’s yellow 911 on a Netflix documentary about music in Echo Canyon back in the day. No sugar scoops for Brian. Anyone have any other info on his interest and ownership of 911’s?
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    Here's some info, they say it was a 68 L.
    http://smileysmile.net/board/index.p...c=19900.5;wap2

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    Karl, looks like a '67 to me, probably an 'S' too. The wipers are parked on the passenger side (and silver) and the side mirror and door handles also look pre-68. It's hard to tell but it even looks like the rear view mirror is black, which would make it definitely a '67S.

    I enjoyed that movie when we saw it a few weeks ago!

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    Wonder what color that was in '68? And no side reflectors...

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    Thanks guys, nice car. Always like a good yellow.

    @Mike, we too enjoyed the movie. Of course with Jakob Dylan running the show, there’s no issue with getting access to all that talent and getting them on camera ��
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    Interesting the video segment begins with Stephen Stills.... a tie to my car who's original owner was Richie Furay, also of Buffalo Springfield fame. (More on that history...http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...roll+hall+fame)
    Speaking with Richie, he said he always wanted a yellow 911 like Brian Wilson had. Richie's was originally signal yellow. He got his in '71 after Poco's "Deliver'n" album hit the charts.
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    It definitely is older than a '68, the deco appears to be non-S. Can anyone identify the aftermarket wheels?

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