Link to Porsche sites, some I have never seen.

[WM711]

You guys probably are aware of some of these. I thought you guys might find them interesting. Its a home page with links within. http://www.rcsweb.nl/Favourites/FavouritesMain.html

[WM711]

I really like this one.
http://coochas.com/brochures/index.html

[jhora]

Thanks Bill...those are great....

[Vintage Racer]

Someone should tell him about this site.

Did you notice the 1975 911S that he bought for his wife?
http://www.rcsweb.nl/My911S/My911Main.html

He bought it in May 2007, found that the engine needed to be removed in June 2007, removed the engine in September 2007, and then the log stops.

Anyone own a Fed bumper 1974-1977 911? I can't even remember the last time that I saw one.

[911quest]

stops.

Anyone own a Fed bumper 1974-1977 911? I can't even remember the last time that I saw one.

I had a 77 that was a project that was never finished I bought it put it back together and used it as my daily driver. It was cool cause the paint was in bad shape so I drove it rain sleet and snow. It was probably one of the best daily drivers I have ever owned.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1165207746.jpg

[jhora]

Here's my favorite shot of you and your 77'....the boy flying thru the corners....

[Vintage Racer]

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1165207746.jpg

That is a nice car.

I was just looking at the 2008 Sports Car Market price guide and the Jan/April 2008 Cars That Matter price guide.

I think these cars are certainly the best "bang for the buck" in the entire Porsche line (old and new).

I think these cars will be the next ones to increase in value, but I really don't want one that needs the engine removed immediately after the purchase.

[911quest]

That is a nice car.

but I really don't want one that needs the engine removed immediately after the purchase.

I usually buy them with motors out and all the nuts a bolts in a bucket

More of a challenge I suppose