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  1. 08-22-2005, 03:35 PM #11
    curtisaa
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    1973 911t

    Boxster03...I think this site is the early 911S registry site. I do understand that there is an exchange of info that synergizes on this board, however I decided to be conservative and list my car on evilbay.

    Just in case you don't know, I've lurking with the SRegisrty before there was even a website. Chuck can validate that.( back to the days when we would show up in the quad in Long Beach before the Grand Prix) Yes I have owned many S,T and E cars. Each of them have been great in their own respective condition and individuality.

    Most of the time, my Rgruppe and SRegistry "friends" like the aquisitions I have owned, and ask to purchase these cars. This "T" was purchased by a Porsche Enthusiast who owns no less than 13 P-cars and 4 911T's. He agreed that this car had "original" written all over it. It had the S package, front valence,Sbrakes,etc.

    Looking at many of newer people here, there seems to a bit of anger because I like to feel out different cars. I believe that to be my perogative. I "am" an Rgrupper, but I'll always follow my heart when it comes to early 911's. It's my passion and understand these great cars. Peace !!!
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  2. 08-22-2005, 04:05 PM #12
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    We miss'ya Curtis...

    ...Your reasons are your own... and you well deserve the right...

    Hope to see'ya at the next event ... maybe our Anniversary

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