ekuhn
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They are such an under rated sports car. So much fun to drive.
Now that being said, I know nothing about their maintenance or short falls.
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Now that being said, I know nothing about their maintenance or short falls.
iman29
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During my road ride today.
1969 stingray 427 with 4spd manual. And working AC.
Don’t often see these in green and I don’t always like that body style but this one was sahWEET and sounded very Chunky. He very nicely accommodated us and hit it hard when he left the lot without spinning out.
Also so this Porsche locally when I was finishing up the ride.
1969 stingray 427 with 4spd manual. And working AC.
Don’t often see these in green and I don’t always like that body style but this one was sahWEET and sounded very Chunky. He very nicely accommodated us and hit it hard when he left the lot without spinning out.
Also so this Porsche locally when I was finishing up the ride.
Is that his transport trailer?
THATmanMANNY
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Her and his
Her and his
ekuhn
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Agreed, if it was the convertible, it would obviously be more attractive, however, it was a very clean restoration and is still a dope ride. Check out suicide_slabs on IG.
Could be yours for the sale price of $62.5k But looking at the Lincoln Broker, its prob a $50-55k car.
ok thats more than I thought, I was thinking more the 30-35k range.....but that said...that car has a one piece body...no fenders, etc....body repair is a real pain....chrome all over, trim everywhere, all kinds of very sophisticated (for 1963) features to make work right.....can't imagine what a resto shop would get to restore something like that
John the Plumber
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knobbyhead
Next off the Island.
Porsche 968 convertable found at shoprite. Never seen one before. Had thd 90s dash. 
