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Thumbs up Very worthy site

http://www.the-nurburgring.com/69911.htm

I borrowed this from the SoCal 912 forum,well woth looking at on how it's done right

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Old 01-22-2003, 09:16 AM
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Great site!
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Crazy guy but wonderful site.
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Definitely worth a look.

caliber60, are you saying a 69 is not worthy of restoration?!!!!!
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Nice site but that restoration project is a labor of love.
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very cool, and I think it's interesting how the early S brakes allow for use of Carrera rotors. I already have the Carrera rotors, duh, but I hadn't heard of that before and I pay attention to all of the brake upgrade chatter.

Wow, 1 month, that is pretty good pace, I think that must be condensed.
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masraum,
I think Rick has been working on that car for at least 2 years. It was at his shop when I had a PPI done 2 years ago. He is a busy guy though, and has move his shop within the last year also. I think he is the guy to go to here in MN if you have an early car.
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