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Post pics of 911R replicas here...
I was thinking it would be nice to have a thread for each of the common early car modifications. An easy and convenient place where someone could go for ideas if they were planning a project of their own and a place where we could showcase common cars. I will start threads for the R, RS, RSR and ST.
One of my all time favorites... 
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This car was flawless, pics taken at 2004, I think the creator of Speedvision owns it
 
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Those are all beautiful, but they are all LWB cars. Weren't the originals SWB cars?
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These are the only photos I have handy of John Thornton's beautiful "912R." It is one of the most beautiful cars I have every seen. His car was not geared for an autocross, but he was very sporting about participating in a 912 event at a PCA GGR AX a few years back. Nice guy, too.
  That's my sand beige '66 912, and his car is two cars behind it. My intention is to build a 911R replica out of an early 912 one of these days...
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The R's have nice clean lines -- none of those ugly hump wheel flares...
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Mines based on a '72 I'm afraid...
   For more details/pictures see here: Pictures of my 911R-inspired car
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Andy and Rico, very nice!!
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goldsc78258- I saw your car a Jones Autowerks a few weeks ago. Very cool.
- Skip
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