[Da_Bull]

In my line of work there's a lot of crossover ... a lot of the guys who own Porsches also own Ducatis.

I sent one of my Porsche buddies a hat ... he posted this picture on a Porsche forum:

 

[Caidly]

Mid-70's 911?

 

[yota]

and a lot of ford owners have UM's...hmmm, maybe there's a connection.

 

[Da_Bull]

Mid-70's 911?

Actually, it's a hotrod 67 911. Here's a link to the thread:

http://www.early911sregistry.org/forum/showthread.php?t=28066

Here's a photo for the lazy people:

 

[Caidly]

Actually, it's a hotrod 67 911.

Sweet.

Here's my 97 C4 (actually traded it for a Hyundai Santa Fe, don't ask-PLEEZE!)

 

[Quackzilla]

where's the pics of the Santa Fe?

 

[Caidly]

where's the pics of the Santa Fe?

I traded it in after 7 months for a Nissan Quest mini-van (seriously).

 

[Borracho]

Oh Charlie...

 

[Da_Bull]

Oh Charlie...

At this point it's more like "sorry Charlie."

But, you can always get another one...

 

[NYSport]

I had a 69 911S, it's the only car I've owned that I wish I still had, rock solid and way fun to drive.

 

[Da_Bull]

The 69 is such an albatross. One year only car with a lot of nuances...the 69S was the first production Porsche with fuel injection, too. Very fun cars because of the light weight and relatively high horsepower. We're in the middle of restoring one for a customer in Philly.

Here's the link to the 69S restoration: http://www.early911sregistry.org/forum/showthread.php?t=20667

And, to make sure we stay on topic, here's a picture of a piece of a Ducati restoration (my Hyper):

 

[typhon]

had to get in on the fun too. picked up a 2000. my first P-car