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Everything posted by l33t9eek
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AHHH The carbon fiber RS from hershey. It's an incredible car. Thanks parker.
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OHH sorry I'm a newbie here but I saw this car at hershey when it was for sale. It's one of the most incredible RS's I've seen. I love the way that the watershields are done up. NICE CAR!
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Thank you but she takes after her nickname... the Flying Turd. Until she decided to have windage screen disintergrate on me she was fastest POS 911 you'd ever seen. She was running on 5 cylinders with a worn out suspension, no interior, crappy paint and raunchy tires. After we tore down the engine we found out it was basicly the most tired T motor ever. Even the case was WAYY out of wack. BUT she has no rust on her (I've had experts check it out and could only find a few bits here and there) and the transmission has good syncro's. BTW do you have pics of your RS?
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I just ran across this site. It looks like a nice fledgling 911 forums. I thought I just drop in and say Hi. I have a 73 911 in sepia brown that is currently down for a engine rebuild.