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hey, i like blondes too.... variety is good for you

I WILL own a 993tt someday.

is it going to be in a 914 chassis? :twisted:

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Originally Posted by Greg

For some reason the 911 interior always reminds me of a VW bug that my cousin once owned.

Its the smell. My first car was a 1973 VW Bug, and when I got in my 911 the first time for a test drive, it hit me like ton of bricks.

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Originally Posted by Greg

928 guys – we’re not going to win this fight in this forum.
The 911 is certainly more popular and outlasted the 928, so there is no debate there.

I don't think there's really a fight, to be honest. Most everyone I know with 911s likes or even loves these cars. The only comment is that they're more complex cars and there were less of them made. The result is a smaller DIY community, making large projects a bit more difficult. This shouldn't be seen as a put down of the 928, but simply a fact. Hell - I can find many more people in the area that DIY on Camaros than on 911s. And parts are cheaper too. Doesn't make the Camaro a better car.

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Originally Posted by Jazzbass

Hell - I can find many more people in the area that DIY on Camaros than on 911s. And parts are cheaper too. Doesn't make the Camaro a better car.

Oh, Lord. Bite your tongue. ;)

[QUOTE]Having spent quite a bit of time in the right seat of Tom Falkenberg's 600+ HP stroked and blown 928 lightweight monster, I'm a believer. That is one righteous fast car. It might be a bit beyond the average dual use street/track 928, but it certainly shows that they are extremely quick when well prepared. [QUOTE]

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