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This has really thrown me now, maybe I'm going mad... The car was for sale 4 years ago at Mick Arnold's Classics on the Gold Coast, Queensland. I was actually chasing a 911 E there at the time. The car stunned me and I crawled all over it.
My wife is always calling me senile or dyslexic (sorry not trying to offend anyone) so maybe I sat in the "passenger side" and have just got myself mixed up? Oh dear, I hope my wife doesn't see this... I'm sure it's a "one of". |
Slightly off this particular topic, yesterday evening I was sitting in the bus stuck in downtown Brussels traffic when, off to the very left of my left eye, comes a-sliding a familiar nose: 356. It was, off all things (and for all I know), a 356 speedster cab, and I think it was the real thing as I saw what I believe to be a Karmann badge (even though that was difficult to see from my seat). The hood was down, ooohhh... no, not the driver, I mean the nice car.
(were speedsters built byKarmann????). |
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It's re-worked via MS Paint, no more scoops. |
much better
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I like it! Very clean. |
Sorry. Without the scoops, it goes from being a bad-*ssed take-no-prisoners kind of machine, to kind of looking like a '49 Mercury.(Which in itself is no bad thing) The scoops work for me! Great car!
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So is this a one-off car? I'm still confused about whether there is only one of these cars out there. And if so, why was he racing at Thunderhill with a bunch of DE cars?
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so what is it? rebodied 914? chop top 356?
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