Porsche Links

[cegerer]

Well, I've seen a number of Porsche links pages but this one takes the cake!

http://www.carlynx.com/mak/por.htm

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1971 911T - 2.5L Big Bore

[stray15]

Doesn't work.

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Porsche, through and through
Tim
'83 944
http://community.webshots.com/user/strayer15

[mideastmafia]

does that mean that there is no cake?


SHAUN

[cegerer]

OK, just try www.carlynx.com and then click on Porsche. It's worth it.

[Mike Feinstein]

Just spent the last half hour surfing Carlynx. It is now bookmarked for frequent use. Excellent recommendation. Thanks.

Mike 94 C2 cab

[Saffs]

Wow, that's a lot of links. that's great: thanks!

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'75 911S Targa
'81 BMW Alpina C1 2.3

[ClayMcguill]

When I try to scroll down, I keep getting a "Links protected" error message.

Whassup?

[Don in Redondo]

The "mother of all" links.

Don in Redondo

[rcwaldo]

WOW!!!!! Its like hitting oil and gold with the same drilling rig in your own backyard!!!!

Great link.

chris

[jbripps]

Wow, wee.....that's a serious source of information. Thanks so much.

Jon
'85 targa

[cegerer]

I noticed Jack O's website included in the links! (hadn't seen the duck-billed platypus comparison before - LOL).

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1971 911T - 2.5L Big Bore

[BRAINIAC]

Just bookmarked that bad boy. Excellent Link!! Thanks!

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Tyson Schmidt
72 911 Cabriolet
92 C-2 Cabriolet

[cegerer]

Another incredible links page just found:

http://www.automotive-links.com/

[Wayne 962]

Hardly impressive. This forum (the largest Porsche one) isn't even listed under forums.

Ha!

-Wayne

[nostatic]

but Wayne, if you click on Porsche on the popunder (http://www.motorlibrary.com/mak/porsche.htm) your book comes up as number 1.

I wouldn't whine too much

[john70t]

Probably like most of you, I keep a list catagorized under "general part vendors, engine parts, clubs, member pages, videos" etc...
If anyone wants a list I will send it to them (I didn't want to fill up this thread)

Another one is www.autopedia.com . Some good generalized information on why them metal parts move. (edit:well they used to have a good encyclopedia but it may still be in there somewhere)

[5axis]

Based upon their ride I am guessing these guys have slightly bigger Porsche bugets. From what I read they seem a decent lot. Just with much deeper pockets

http://www.funcarsonline.com/ubbthreads/postlist.php?Cat=&Board=996T

david 89 turbo cab