John Miles

Thanks Phil and Alistair for a fun day. I'm sure you have some great shots.

After a couple of days of sold rain the sky brightened and the sun shone through in the Brecon Beacons.

Look carefully and you can see the six 964s featured. Phil, would you like us to make folks wait for the mag to see these beauties close-up or shall we post some of our amateur snaps?
J

John Miles

Phil did show up in his 964 but we wouldn't let it anywhere near the camera.
J

Phil Raby

no, go ahead and post them.

Phil Raby

Humph....

John Miles

Here's one courtesy of our pro photographer Alistair Cusick's careful staging. Will get around to more at the weekend.
J

nine64

no speedster?
look really cool with all the 964 together.
cheers

Phil Raby

The idea was to compare the mainstream 964s.

Cheers

John Boggiano

I thought the idea was to meet a few friends in a nice setting, compare eachother's cars, drive some great roads, have a bite of lunch, take lots of pictures and get paid for it!

Phil Raby

And boy, what a great lunch it was. You don't know what you missed Boggie

Roygarth

Those 964's look great. The best looking 911 ever? If Heineken made 911's that's how they'd look!

I miss the looks of my red one.......until I start the yellow one!

Phil Raby

Is that the one with the squashed lights?

JoeW

That looks so good, it almost hurts to look! What beautiful country, too.

Phil, which issue of 911/PW will this appear in? J

Phil Raby

Whatever people say about Wales, it does have some stunning scenery (and not a sheep in sight!).

Not sure at this stage which issue it will appear in - possibly February. I'll let you know.

Cheers

Phil Raby

Oh, and in case any Americans are wondering, that thing at the bottom of the first picture is called a 'bend'. It makes driving fun

Cuppie

"and not a sheep in sight"

That's because they were scared!

Saw you lot coming over the horizon in yer wellies!

;-)

Mel