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  1. 04-04-2011, 01:45 PM #1
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    1967 911S Angry Dachshund Racing

    With the help of of Klub Sport Racing, my '67 S (307647S) made it to the vintage support races at Sebring during last months 12 Hour race. As usual, we had a blast and the car turned 2:36 laps....not me driving. Not bad for a single plug 901/02 motor. The car was stripped and repainted the original Polo Red. The top end of the motor was rebuilt and a couple of other items replaced.

    Off to Sebring again this Friday for a track day and some more seat time.

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    Keith E.
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    Very cool car Good Luck!
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    Cool pictures Keith. Wish I was heading down as well.
    Enjoy!
    george
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    Looks great Keith! Looks like an MGA was on the track with you
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