964rsdatabase.com - Now online
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964rsdatabase.com - Now online
Hi guys
Just thought i'd let you all know that my website is now online. Please take a few moments to have a browse. If you would like to register your car, please contact me. Or, if already registered, would like to update any details, let me know.
www.964rsdatabase.com
Regards
Martin
Just thought i'd let you all know that my website is now online. Please take a few moments to have a browse. If you would like to register your car, please contact me. Or, if already registered, would like to update any details, let me know.
www.964rsdatabase.com
Regards
Martin
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Just been on over and it looks good. Perhaps you could also have a little fun section for RS alike recreations and then at least I'd be able to get mine on ther too
Now the better weather (!) is here, I'll keep an eye out for you as you can't be too far away........
Now the better weather (!) is here, I'll keep an eye out for you as you can't be too far away........
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Martin-
Well done! Nicely polished.
--And the majority of the photos in your gallery are astonishing.
It's like being led down the aisle of some Porsche candy store.
I'll be back.
-Lonnie
Edit-
Out of curiosity: Do registries ever keep track of cars that are no-longer/deceased/wrecked? Even as a separate tally?
Well done! Nicely polished.
--And the majority of the photos in your gallery are astonishing.
It's like being led down the aisle of some Porsche candy store.
I'll be back.
-Lonnie
Edit-
Out of curiosity: Do registries ever keep track of cars that are no-longer/deceased/wrecked? Even as a separate tally?
Last edited by elbeee964; Apr 18, 2008 at 10:19 PM. Reason: Morbid curiousity
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Thanks for the comments. I do have some details of cars that have been through the wars. (Some repaired, some not) but i don't have a tally to hand.
I must admit i hadn't thought of an RS 'recreations' section but it is certainly worth thinking about for the future!
Regards
Martin
I must admit i hadn't thought of an RS 'recreations' section but it is certainly worth thinking about for the future!
Regards
Martin
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Wonderful site Martin. Congratulations. I think you missed a model version: the 1991-92 RS Sport (not the Clubsport) and was offered at the same time of the Touring. I know very little about it, but I'm sure I have an article of it somewhere.
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Hi Zico
The model you are referring to is more commonly known as the Lightweight or Basic version. To my knowledge Porsche themselves have never referred to it as a Sport. (But i could be wrong!)
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Martin
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The model you are referring to is more commonly known as the Lightweight or Basic version. To my knowledge Porsche themselves have never referred to it as a Sport. (But i could be wrong!)
Regards
Martin
www.964rsdatabase.com
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Martin. yes, yes you are right! Now that you mentioned and after seeing your location, I remember. The Lightweight version = Sport version. However the name "lightweight" was marketed by Porsche Cars Great Britan. The name "Sport" was used in other Countries, like Germany. It was the basic specification of the RS that gave the 3 M000 options.
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Thank you. Please keep visiting as more photos and features will be added in time.
Martin
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Perfect.....
I just dialed into it - and your site Martin, is wonderful... There is more "eye candy" then I can afford.. But - I can dream....
Good on you...... Great work, great site... Thanks for letting us know about it on Rennlist (Yep - I can say that.. )
John D.
I just dialed into it - and your site Martin, is wonderful... There is more "eye candy" then I can afford.. But - I can dream....
Good on you...... Great work, great site... Thanks for letting us know about it on Rennlist (Yep - I can say that..
)John D.
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Another labour of love like mine - www.964turbo36.co.uk - that by coincidence has also just gone online !
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OT question- why do you now have Al Pacino's father as your avatar pic??
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Another labour of love like mine - www.964turbo36.co.uk - that by coincidence has also just gone online !
Nevermind - I just did.....
WONDERFUL!!!!
Good for both you folks on your sites... They are wonderful..!
John