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  1. Speedmasterfan88 Apr 26, 2020

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    Had a spin in this over the weekend, not my car but very much fun to drive indeed. Cat delete „cup“ exhaust some performance mods, dyno tested 280 hp. „Walter Röhrl“ suspension package , original WTL, light flywheel, racing transmission and clutch... this thing goes.

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    Now the Porsche Bug has bitten me again.... 964 WTL‘s , well any WTL‘s are way out of my league but I find my self looking at G-Series Carrera Targas (late 80‘s 3.2 with the G50 transmission) lately . *Dream on* ::love::
     
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  2. vbrad26 Apr 27, 2020

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    There are some deals to be had out there as long as you don't mind picking up a "driver" quality example.
    Targas especially.
     
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  3. bristnj Apr 27, 2020

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    A little photo fun Monday - my 1963 Nova SS
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  4. Jas Apr 28, 2020

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    My eyes!!
     
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  5. styggpyggeno1 ΩF Enforcer ....and thread killer Apr 30, 2020

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    Pure luck - I found the right version steering wheel for my car. Locally and priced accordingly. The original has been missing from my car since the 70ies. These very early R107: s had this kind of steering wheel and it will be nice to clean and detail it before fitting it.

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    This is where it is going - replacing the somewhat stockier steering wheel mounted there.

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  6. bristnj Apr 30, 2020

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    Good for you buddy!! Christmas in April!! ::psy::
     
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  7. davy26 Limited comebackability is his main concern. May 1, 2020

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    Once again I feel duty-bound to post something relevant to this thread's title:
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  8. vbrad26 May 1, 2020

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    Are those Schmidt Modern Line's?
    Looks like it. Either way I like it.
     
  9. styggpyggeno1 ΩF Enforcer ....and thread killer May 1, 2020

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    Once again I am cluttering the thead with the more mundane rather than porn...

    Raining a lot here today and that got me into cleaning and detailing the above non porn steering wheel. 50 years of dirt and dust disappeared.

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    Tool watch used (with some Meguiar´s on it)

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  10. davy26 Limited comebackability is his main concern. May 1, 2020

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    I agree. For a pedant like me, who likes to 'be sure,' I can't help but be annoyed with the owner for substituting centre caps without the distinctive S signature. But for all that it's a wheel that suits the car extremely well. :)
     
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  11. vbrad26 May 4, 2020

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    This one literally took me by surprise. Hardly had time to whip my phone, which explains the crappy photos. but I couldn’t help myself, you don’t just usually see a McLaren Senna driving down the street.

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  12. abrod520 May 5, 2020

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    Came across one in a Microsoft Store while walking through London. Must have been a Forza Motorsport promo. Dark blue. Not impressed
     
  13. vbrad26 May 5, 2020

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    The first and only other one I saw was on the floor at the Mecum auction earlier in the year.

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    The carbon weave could be seen through the paint.

    It was sitting next to an Acid Green 918

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  14. Pipo1202 May 5, 2020

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    I stick with vintage.

    My Italian M3 e30 from 1988. Only 2542 cars produced.
     
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  15. vbrad26 May 5, 2020

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    Better than a "regular" E30 M3?
    Quite possibly.
     
  16. Pipo1202 May 5, 2020

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    The E30 320is is a special 3 Series model that was sold exclusively in
    Italy and Portugal in order to take advantage of the reduced taxes in those
    countries for cars with engines that displace two liters or less. It is powered
    by a 1990cc version of the four-cylinder S14 engine developed by BMW
    Motorsport for the E30 M3 and also shares its close-ratio Getrag gearbox with the e30 m3.

    At that time the modified S14 had the record for hp output/ CC for an atmospheric engine.

    would not say better as the e30 m3 is an exceptional car but it’s different and you see less of them.
     
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  17. davy26 Limited comebackability is his main concern. May 6, 2020

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    Brad, I struggle to read the Senna as an actual, usable motor car. Porsche, on the other hand, has always had this incredible knack of making cars that embody practicality alongside their often phenomenal performance attributes. Interestingly, I see that at the recent RM Sotheby's Palm Beach sale, a 993 GT2 made $891,000, whereas a '19 Senna achieved a paltry $847,000. Another case of Pork being so much more appetising than a Mac?
    Gratuitous GT2 pic, (not of the Palm Beach car mentioned above):
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  18. MaiLollo May 6, 2020

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    I have seen one parked in front of a famous Parisian hotel, and I found it ugly as hell. The long tail they just presented however looks very cool (and I have no interest whatsoever in Mclaren)
     
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  19. vbrad26 May 6, 2020

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    Oh I'm familiar with the "Italian M3". I love them, to the point where I may even like them more that the ACTUAL E30 M3 (hence my comment).
    I'm just a sucker for those boxy fenders though, they always get me!

    Totally agree. And that's why I was so surprised to see one, and of in all places my neighborhood! It seems as if the Senna only exists at car events and in the garages that they are kept hah.
    We have a local McLaren dealership about 15min away from my house, so you see plenty of the "other" ones.

    Definitely not a pretty car. but Function > Form in this case lol.
     
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  20. Vercingetorix Spam Risk May 6, 2020

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    At my mechanics last night. Looked for Fatima but she wasn’t around. 0EE11F82-D54B-45CE-8E5F-3BBC20C1986B.jpeg
     
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