Shannon123

OK...I've been around here long enough to know there are very very few people who would be caught dead in this......while I greatly appreciated stock, I do have a side of me that likes hotrod, unique etc.

I am going to call this guy tomorrow and talk to him. Its such a frankenporsche that he does not even list the year...I;m guessing a '72 or earlier simply because of the longhood.

Slam away !

Amber Gramps

Run Forrest.

Steam Driver

No longer really a Porsche . . . but I rather like it. Pretty tastefully done, but one has to wonder how long the 915 will hold up under all that power!

jackb911

It's a 1968

Shannon123

Thanks Jack......what are the tell-tale clues ?

jackb911

The VIN begins with "118"...11 indicates a 911, the 8 indicates the year.

A 1969 911 VIN would begin with 119, a '68 912 would be 128

Porsche used this numbering system only in 1968 and 1969.

racerbvd

Not even real BBS rims & 1 too many zeros..

gti2kids

Then you must love this!

http://www.specialtysales.com/car.php?carnum=4059

Cuda911

Ha, the ad for that one says it's "The Ultimate Status Symbol." Where? A ricer convention?

reachme

Reminds me of that Johnny Cash song "one piece at a time" where he steals a Cadillac from the factory one part at a time and then puts it together and realizes the parts span 30 years.

Shannon123

Low blow.....lol

Of course, its just as funny (to me) to see the number of people talking like P-Cars are collectible / investments.

kc chief

Shannon, you are not alone, I too like the car you posted. Flame suit on.

Cuda911

Bet you will love this one even more!!
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The Brewmeister

^The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Auto! Ack!

Think it scrapes at all on driveway ramps, speed bumps, etc.?

Shannon123

Only if I lived in a batcave.