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Classic Motorsports 911E

Our project 1969 911E (sponsored by our host, Pelican Parts) starts its editorial journey in the March issue of Classic Motorsports magazine. You can start looking for that issue on the newsstands next week (it's got a Shelby GT350H on the cover)

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Sounds interesting! Looking forward to reading the articles. -- Curt
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This is very good reading.

I have one of these myself and needs just this very work!

Thanks for pointing this out!

David Duffield
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Nice article. I have been following it since you picked it way back. Now if I could just pry the 914 from your hands...

Great magazine!
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Excellent Subject! I'll have to head down to the book store and pick up a copy.

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