Originally Posted by William930t (Post 12306862)

I'm the keeper...

The Panorama family collection started with my father in 1964, now stored in organized boxes in our basement. Only missing one issue from 1970. I gave that issue to friend because his dads 911 race car was on the cover. My father turns 99 August 27th and we still talk Porsche. I was happy to show him this year he was named in Panorama for being such a longtime PCA member.

It still bothers him a bit that I gave that issue away. If anyone has the February or March 1970 Panorama featuring the 24 hours of Daytona, I will buy it!! That 911 was driven by Charles Perry and with a full fuel load, got hit in the rear while on the high bank by Mark Donahue (driving the blue Sunoco Ferrari). The Porsche did 6 end over end flips yet Perry got out OK. The Ferrari was able to continue but became the duct tape special as seen in race photos. The Porsche got crushed into a cube and became a table!

Originally Posted by William930t (Post 12306862)

I'm the keeper...

The Panorama family collection started with my father in 1964, now stored in organized boxes in our basement. Only missing one issue from 1970. I gave that issue to friend because his dads 911 race car was on the cover. My father turns 99 August 27th and we still talk Porsche. I was happy to show him this year he was named in Panorama for being such a longtime PCA member.

It still bothers him a bit that I gave that issue away. If anyone has the February or March 1970 Panorama featuring the 24 hours of Daytona, I will buy it!! That 911 was driven by Charles Perry and with a full fuel load, got hit in the rear while on the high bank by Mark Donahue (driving the blue Sunoco Ferrari). The Porsche did 6 end over end flips yet Perry got out OK. The Ferrari was able to continue but became the duct tape special as seen in race photos. The Porsche got crushed into a cube and became a table!

Originally Posted by URY914 (Post 12307082)

I heard an interview a few days ago with a USPS letter carrier and she was commenting on how light her bag has become in the last 5-10 years with the death of magazines and printed catalogs.

When will old Panos be scanned and available online for viewing?

Originally Posted by Evans, Marv (Post 12307098)

On a similar note, I have back issues of UpFixin from when PCA closed it out. I've never opened the box they were shipped in. At that time, you could buy back issues they had in stock (if I remember correctly) along with the index. I'm wondering if there might be some interest out there for them. I don't intend to try to get rid of them at this point, but I'm curious about any interest in them.