Sacrilege on a Biblical Scale: Mid-Engined 911 RSR
#21
every time I see a slantnose 911 I want to kick a puppy

porsche has made front engined cars, water cooled cars, SUV's, slant-nose cars, 4-cylinder bastardized VW's, hairdressers cars, and now turbo 4 cylinder hairdressers' cars.... and continues to make money. this wont change anything.
(09-25-2019, 03:18 PM)V1GiLaNtE Wrote: I think you need to see a mental health professional.
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#22
.RJ Wrote:every time I see a slantnose 911 I want to kick a puppy

But I love 935 nose...and puppies...

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#23
I would do some seriously questionable shit for a 930 Slantnose.

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Its just so 80s I can't not love it.
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#24
SlimKlim Wrote:If I were you I'd sell it for $40k and buy something non-Porsche:
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#25
JPolen01 Wrote:
SlimKlim Wrote:If I were you I'd sell it for $40k and buy something non-Porsche:
Who are you

Don't get me wrong, I dig your 912 (like a lot) but you could put a cleanass rs6 in your driveway and pocket $10k+, or trade it out for a 996TT

Drive.
Appreciate in value.
Sell.
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#26
What the fuck is wrong with this club? Are me, Rj, and Goodspeed the only others with a vintage porsche fetish?
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#27
JPolen01 Wrote:What the fuck is wrong with this club? Are me, Rj, and Goodspeed the only others with a vintage porsche fetish?

I definantely get a chubby over old vintage porsche's, but I'd have to be sufficiently wealthy to own a newer faster sports car in addition to an old vintage porsche before I would but one, unless I could stumble onto someone that didn't know what they had and would let it go for 10-15k.
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#28
Apoc Wrote:I don't think it's a bubble and I don't really need the money. My dad grew up around Porsches, as did I, so I'd like my kid to do the same. I'm not really interested in maximizing my $/fun ratio and I can just buy a "fun" daily driver like a GTI.

My weekends are spent in a 328 wagon.

Oh, and in roughly 4 years my weekends will be spent like this:

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#29
No, I love the old Porsche's too. I had two main posters growing up, Countach and 930. My hot wheels collection (from back in the day) has like 4 or 5 930s. You know, before Cars and Coffee and the internet when seeing those cars live was truly special.

As far as this car goes - how do you get to change the layout and go racing in the same class? The corvette uses a factory frame and a detuned engine and Porsche gets to rearrange the entire fucking car? Maybe I need read up on homologation rules. My guess though is that it's pretty lax for fear of losing participants.
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#30
What is the karting situation in PNW?
(09-25-2019, 03:18 PM)V1GiLaNtE Wrote: I think you need to see a mental health professional.
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#31
JPolen01 Wrote:What the fuck is wrong with this club? Are me, Rj, and Goodspeed the only others with a vintage porsche fetish?

Have you ever driven a pre-964?
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#32
JPolen01 Wrote:What the fuck is wrong with this club? Are me, Rj, and Goodspeed the only others with a vintage porsche fetish?

nope. one of my all time favorites.

i'll put it this way, in highschool, i signed a couple yearbooks with drawings of a 930 turbo next to my name. that car was literally my thoughts.

i want to get my hands on an old 911SC and turn it into a rally/targa tribute car worse than you can imagine. had big plans for this back before Magnus McHomeless and the "outlaw" culture drove prices into the tard-osphere
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#33
ScottyB Wrote:
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holy crap it looks like a blind, cave-dwelling fish
LMAO! I couldn't put my finger on it, but that is it. Somehow it looks worse than it did before.
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#34
Steve85 Wrote:As far as this car goes - how do you get to change the layout and go racing in the same class? The corvette uses a factory frame and a detuned engine and Porsche gets to rearrange the entire fucking car? Maybe I need read up on homologation rules. My guess though is that it's pretty lax for fear of losing participants.

Placement of the engine is not regulated. If you wanna completely redesign a chassis and race, fine by them, no money out of the sanctioning body's pocket.
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#35
.RJ Wrote:What is the karting situation in PNW?

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Monthly races on a private track for most age groups and configurations. There are a couple arrive and drives too, but I'd rather get involved in a league.
'76 911S | '14 328xi | '17 GTI | In memoriam: '08 848, '85 944

"Here, at last, is the cure for texting while driving. The millions of deaths which occur every year due to the iPhone’s ability to stream the Kim K/Ray-J video in 4G could all be avoided, every last one of them, if the government issued everyone a Seventies 911 and made sure they always left the house five minutes later than they’d wanted to. It would help if it could be made to rain as well. Full attention on the road. Guaranteed." -Jack Baruth
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