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show me your RSR pictures please!

any RSR pics/video clips please! im not getting anywhere with my 73 RSR rep and ive got the blues. Anything RSR would be very much appreciated to fuel my addiction

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How does 500+ RS and RSR pics sound. Click on this...it's slow so give it a chance to load.

http://hobbystage.net/porsche/mouse/
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Well it looks like the site is down right now but give it a chance I'm sure it will be back up.
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Here's some video.
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Very cool Video Jack.
As one that does film too, I was wondering how you mounted the camera?
Bumper or frame ?
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The high-tech broom handle mount:



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I dont mean to highjack this thread, but Hi Jack, thats a way cool video. If you dont mind me asking what type of camera do you use? Does it just plug into a camcorder mounted inside the car?
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Sorry I did not mean to do any highjacking either, but the broom and duct tape works.
seems steady enough I might give it a try later.
I am in the process of making a good camera boom that I won't take out cars people and other objects.
Thank you.
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It's just an inexpensive lipstick camera that plugs into a digital camcorder inside the car.

Here are a few of pictures for Andy, to keep it on topic:





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Jack: any idea where / when this is? East Coast somewhere? The second car is very familiar




Hmmm....





Was before last years respray.

Another one: [Wal jarvis - in PCA race form]





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nice work blokes, keep it coming!
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Jase007,
The last picture that you posted of the yellow car, who is that and what is the motor/ exhaust config. I will never forget that car from the Summit Point club race last fall. It has a high-pitched exhaust note that I have never heard before in a Porsche.

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Wal Jarvis has the yellow car. I took the picture at this years Sebring PCA club race. Auto Associates out of Canton, CT supports the car (Jim Newton -owner of Auto Assoc.- also has a beautiful RS/ RSR)

Here is a link (picture is big) of Newton's car at the Glen.

"I think" the headers are similar to ones we run. 3-1 each side then 2 collectors to 1 pointed down (almost looks like a turbo outlet).

Similar to the IROC on the left in picture:



Creates a high pitched "ripping" noise. Not like the low standard 3-1 headers into megaphones (like the 68 2.oL on right in picture). Several of the 3.0L - 3.4L cars run the 6-1.

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does anyone know what colour this is?
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Slightly off-topic: Where could a person find those round side mirrors?
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does anyone know what colour this is?
Uh, Gulf Blue?

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i thought it looked too light for gulf blue jack, but looking at the pic you sent i think u rite! by the way, i read somewhere that you did something trick with your front end to avoid using wheel spacers. can you fill me in?
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Here ya go:





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by the way, i read somewhere that you did something trick with your front end to avoid using wheel spacers. can you fill me in?
Sure. It's in the article.
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bob, is that your car? if it is you are surely one of the luckiest guys i know! Jack, that was a nice straightforward way of losing the spacers!
sounds like it really sorted out the front though

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