Anyone in Vienna

[Cornpanzer]

Wif and I are in Prague this weekend and heading to Vienna {Klosterneuberg}next weekend. Any early cars there?

[fryardds]

You bum.

Stop in to see the good Dr. K. and his goodies. Who knows maybe he has a couple of RS books laying around you could bring back.

[Anatol]

I am from Vienna. However, I now live in Stuttgart, working for an engineering company working for Porsche.

I bought my RS book from Dr. K. two years ago. He is a very interesting guy to talk to and his garage is a must to see. He is between the airport and the city. But you should make an appointment.

Contact him at: +43 664 20 911 01

Have a good time in my beloved hometown!

[Milou]

Stopped by Dr.K.'s garage on a business trip to Vienna.

A very non-descript facade behind which is stored (packed is more accurate) a great selection of 30 to 40 911.

Lots of Speedsters in brillant shades mixed with more recent models but all in exceptional condition, clearly meticulously handpicked.

Only a 914 on view that day, sadly no 911 from 65-73.

What surprised me was that most cars lacked the model designation on the engine lid.
Is it a particular trait of German/Austrian Porsche owners to specifically require all signs/logos to be removed at the factory?

I certainly recommend the visit to anyone passing through Vienna.

[356hunter]

Cars are taxed by engine performance and size. So, the model name is deleted thinking government will tax at the lowest rate. Just wishfull thinking in this day and age.