A young man inherited a considerable amount of cash. The first thing he does it purchase a brand new Porsche 911 convertible. Cruising around town, he's just looking for people to admire him and his new car.
As he's sitting a a stoplight, an old man rides up next to him on a vintage racing bike. The old man looks over and says, "Nice car." The young guy beams with pride.
I normally skip over most USA car related magazines, but the features in this month's Super Street are pretty rad. I know three of the owner's cars featured. The Illest RWB Porsche article is a good read also.
Look what I spotted outside the Post Office.....Beautiful
Just as in Brands Hatch two weeks ago, it was Michael Meadows who dominated the Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain at Donington Park last weekend, taking a pair of wins despite brake problems in race one.
The Porsche 911 RS 2.7 was built from 1973 to 1974. This car was built as a homologation special for Porsche's participation in motor sports (FIA Group 4 Class) as a minimum of 500 cars had to be sold to the public. This car is fully tuned, from stiffer suspension, better brakes, and more horsepower as well as styling cues to set it apart from the standard Porsche 911.
