silverbullet

Every so often I see a silver 964 Carrera RS driving around St. Mary's County in Southern Maryland. The other day I saw it again, it looked like it had some damage to the driver's side. Anyone know who it is? Anyway nice car, spoiler looks hot!

Paul Morgan

I'll keep an eye out...live across from Leonardtown.

ilko

Check this out, you may find it here: http://www.rsamerica.net/gallery/index.htm

DrJupeman

Is it real? What is leading you to believe it is a RS?

ilko

Charlie, I think he means RS America, he mentions the spoiler = RSA tail?

DrJupeman

Ah. A RS is significantly different than a RSA. I got excited there for a minute.

ilko

Definitely! But I'm sure that if somebody successfully imported a street-legal RS in the States we'd know about it

ltc

Now you did it.......
The next thing you'll hear will be the 'seam welded tubs, rolled fenders, crinkled paint, 'blueprinted' motors' being used to assemble the RSAmericas......

ltc

IIRC, Steve Patti down in Texas imported a yellow RS which was DOT/EPA allowed or 'exempted'.
He runs the www.euro-rs.com website for locating RS and Cups/Supercups from Europe.

forklift

Lewis, if my RSA is seam welded, should I use 0W-40 or 15W-50? With that information we should be able to determine what H & N I should buy and what tow vehicle I should use.

Thanks!

ltc

OK, so we'll add "RSA folklore" to the following list of Rennlist items sure to use up John D's disk space:

Oil Viscosity
Head & Neck Restraints
Tow vehicles

Marc Shaw

Throw "undertray" on that list too.

Marc

pu911rsr

There have been a few 964 RS imported, not cheap. There were 45 built just for the US.
Phil

etom

By the way, there is a 93 RS America (NOT RS) coupe for sale that only has 1400 miles on it, for $79500.

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...=&cardist=1426

DrJupeman