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    New owner of Cris Huergas's 911S

    Hi everyone, I just wanted to introduce myself. I am the newest owner of Cris Huergas’s white 911S (119300373). I have several 911’s but this is my first long hood hence my being new here. I currently have a ’85 safari build, a couple of 991’s, and a 993 project of sorts.

    I recognize that Cris’s car has lots of history and is recognizable to many. I never knew Cris but I have been talking with Freeman about this car and the early history of the group. The car will be in the Seattle area most of the time but I do plan to drive it on trips, rallies and take it to events etc.

    One of the first drives I plan on doing with it will be to drive it from LA up to the East Bay in the first week of December. If the weather is good enough I’ll bring it all the way up to Seattle, if weather in the passes is tough I may want to find a spot to stash it until I can get it the rest of the way.

    I happened to be in Alameda shortly after buying the car and I reached out to Jessica Huergas. Jessica, her husband, and I were able to get together the following day and had a great chat, it was fun to meet them both.
    Jessica mentioned the regular meetup at EASY in Emeryville might be fun to bring the car to so I’m hoping I can make that happen on Dec 3rd.

    One question I would have of all of you is if there are any other meetups or stops I should make while in LA (around Nov 30) or between LA and arriving in the East Bay around Dec 3rd?

    Thanks in advance!

    -alexk

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    Congrats and welcome Alex .....

    Lots of fond memories ....
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    Hey alexk,

    That is a great car. I hope you will respect it during your ownership.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Miller View Post
    Congrats and welcome Alex .....

    Lots of fond memories ....
    Thank you Chuck!

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    Hey alexk,

    That is a great car. I hope you will respect it during your ownership.
    I definitely will VR!

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    I remember that day fondly Chuck when we took the picture of all of us. Congrats to the new owner.

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    . . .

    VIN = 119300373
    Eng# = 6390554
    Trans# = 7191913
    Prod# = ?

    '. . . The first car I went after was John Rice’s (john rice) '69 (VIN = 119300373), when it came up on eBay, in May of ‘08. (See post #290 on the eBay 911S sales thread.) I first found out about it on Pelican, describing some R-Gruppe icon that, for one reason or another, was being let out in public, located up the San Francisco Bay Area. The vehicle was already on eBay by the time I found out about it --- so I had to scramble. Looked like just my kind of car, too: tidy, but a little rough cosmetically, with a donked nose, and a rust bubble just starting on one of the front quarters, but with clean pans, fresh motor, vintage seats, vintage MOMO, ‘glass bumpers and black CA plates, without rocker or bumper trim, torsion bar covers, or even wheel caps ---- Jeez, I mean this car was just stripped down to its bike shorts. Basically, everything I wanted, all in one package. And in that condition, I wouldn’t even have to worry about washing it. Got my finances lined-up, then got in front of my PC. Auction ended on a Sunday evening, and I was just pumped . . . . I bid up to $55k . . . . and lost. (By a $100.) Not surprised, I guess. Wrote the winning Bidder but never heard back --- 'if you ever wanna sell,' etc. I’ll remember that car for a long time. . . .'

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    And . . .

    . . . going off the Kardex . . .

    . . . I found two listings for 'Robert Hanson --- 69 and 80 years old . . . with history in Lafayette, CA

    What are the odds?


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    Since you're going to be in Seattle you need to get together with Jeff Higgins and the guys there. They do a lot of driving up there rain or shine.
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