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you learn something new everyday

i never knew that porsche made a 911 with an automatic transmission.

1974 Porsche 911 Targa

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Sport-o-matic?
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It even has its' own website: Sportomatic.org
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i know what sportomatic is but i would hope that someone who owned one would as well.
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vic elford even raced a sporto, and was faster than the S with a five speed,
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Looking at that car makes my eyes water. Awesome ridie!! Great post and thanks for the pics
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I owned a 1974 911S sponge-o-matic...err.. I mean sport-o-matic

Actually it wasn't too bad. My wife even like to drive the car. The only problem for me is that it also uses the engine oil for the torque converter. It used to overheat something fierce whenever I took it to the track (Lime Rock). Not good
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Nice, get some Fuchs and sell the tail.

To track one, you need an oil cooler.

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