positive 996 articles
#167
Instructor
#173
Instructor
Received the April newsletter from Stuttcars.com, and it looks like a long article on the history of the 996 was recently published on their site: https://www.stuttcars.com/porsche-models/911/996/.
Lots of pictures and seems very detailed. Debating whether I should pony up for a subscription as it is required to access the full article... anyway, heads-up for those who might be interested.
Lots of pictures and seems very detailed. Debating whether I should pony up for a subscription as it is required to access the full article... anyway, heads-up for those who might be interested.
#174
Former Vendor
Received the April newsletter from Stuttcars.com, and it looks like a long article on the history of the 996 was recently published on their site: https://www.stuttcars.com/porsche-models/911/996/.
Lots of pictures and seems very detailed. Debating whether I should pony up for a subscription as it is required to access the full article... anyway, heads-up for those who might be interested.
Lots of pictures and seems very detailed. Debating whether I should pony up for a subscription as it is required to access the full article... anyway, heads-up for those who might be interested.
So good to see all the uber early 996s, those cars are THE ones to have. More and more people are learning what I've known for well over a decade on this topic. A 996 built in 1998 is a wonderful thing!
#175
Rennlist Member
Received the April newsletter from Stuttcars.com, and it looks like a long article on the history of the 996 was recently published on their site: https://www.stuttcars.com/porsche-models/911/996/.
Lots of pictures and seems very detailed. Debating whether I should pony up for a subscription as it is required to access the full article... anyway, heads-up for those who might be interested.
Lots of pictures and seems very detailed. Debating whether I should pony up for a subscription as it is required to access the full article... anyway, heads-up for those who might be interested.
#176
Rennlist Member
#178
Rennlist Member
This is awesome! I love the 996. It is awesome how many different variations and looks they can be given, they offer an awesome blend of old and new both in look and performance.
More kool-aid please!!
More kool-aid please!!
#179
Instructor
Apollo 911
I love reading about our cars and am always on the lookout for new write-ups. There is a new article on the Excellence website about a guy who bought a 1999 C2 with 243,000 miles. The car is being referred to in the article as “a cockroach that would never die”...
A testament to the durability of the early 996s. Pretty humorus article, too.
https://www.excellence-mag.com/issue...5#.WPNgWIjyuHs
A testament to the durability of the early 996s. Pretty humorus article, too.
https://www.excellence-mag.com/issue...5#.WPNgWIjyuHs
#180
Rennlist Member
I love reading about our cars and am always on the lookout for new write-ups. There is a new article on the Excellence website about a guy who bought a 1999 C2 with 243,000 miles. The car is being referred to in the article as “a cockroach that would never die”...
A testament to the durability of the early 996s. Pretty humorus article, too.
https://www.excellence-mag.com/issue...5#.WPNgWIjyuHs
A testament to the durability of the early 996s. Pretty humorus article, too.
https://www.excellence-mag.com/issue...5#.WPNgWIjyuHs