Do you see many 951's on the road?
10-07-2003 | 02:18 PM
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From: Winston Salem, NC
The acknowledgement thing extends to other types of Porsches. When the 911 came out the 356 purists cried foul and the 356 is way closer to a VW than a 911 is. I have met cool 911 owners and some real wastes of DNA. The 914 group has already been through the mill on this one, maybe it's our turn before the 924/44 series gets its due recognition. BTW I have gotten waves from a couple Cyannes. Not all of them are stuck up yuppies.
I say, enjoy the 951, or any other watercooler for that matter. It is still a Porsche.
I say, enjoy the 951, or any other watercooler for that matter. It is still a Porsche.
10-07-2003 | 11:22 PM
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I see a lot of 944 here in the Bay Area. There are two early 944 on the block that I live on. One of them is pretty beat up and the other is well taken care of. i rarely see 951's on the road but I know there's several of them here. I just never see them.
I was at Laguna Seca this Sunday for the Road & Track Sports car invitational and I saw at least 15 951's and several 944 on the track. it was a joy to see since it was the first time I ever saw a 944/951 in competition.
I was at Laguna Seca this Sunday for the Road & Track Sports car invitational and I saw at least 15 951's and several 944 on the track. it was a joy to see since it was the first time I ever saw a 944/951 in competition.
