Believe it or not it’s not entirely hated... the LS is lighter and only raises the CG slightly. in CA where about a 1/4 of all 911’s live a 1975-1980 missing a motor it’s a better option due to smog laws.
Ehh, I won't argue that. But still doesn't make it right hah. I'd probably not have too much of an issue stuffing one in a Cayman though...
As a former rotary owner, I do agree. I'm just a hardcore P-Car purist lol. I can let it slide on the Mazda's as long as it is a nice build hah. But personally I would never do it.
Thanks for posting this, brings back fond memories. Ralph has a truly stunning car collection, and I was lucky enough to work on his XK120 Roadster many moons ago.
Well thank you and you must be incredibly skilled to be chosen to work on his collection. I still have a calendar circa 2006 with some of his car collection. I will see if the Jaguar is illustrated and attach it to this message!
Yes, there were many highly skilled craftsmen (coachtrimmers) where I worked - not that I would include myself under that description . I think I worked on the carpets... Ralph has an interesting watch collection also, with little or no interest in Omega, Rolex, Patek, etc. - but many Cartier and Panerai https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/a-look-inside-the-personal-watch-collection-of-ralph-lauren
Proving you can never have too much of a good thing: The fabulous Giulietta collection of Corrado Lopresto - see Octane January 2020.
Friday! (Unfortunately these are not mine, but a friend's, so I still consider myself lucky to have a chance at having seen them once in awhile the white one has just been sold last month)
Here’s my post for Friday. Petrol head in the making. We walk by and she says “sit car, sit car!” Can’t say no to that!