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Posted by: Bulldozer27 Mar 16 2019, 06:15 PM
My daily driver is a 911 because of the utility of backseats for two elementary-aged children. But as someone who used to own a Cayman S and now owns a Teener, I figured my 911 would benefit from a new, more appropriate, license plate frame. And yes, like many of us here, that is a 2nd 914 parts car off to the side......
Posted by: rgalla9146 Mar 16 2019, 06:23 PM
My daily driver is a 911 because of the utility of backseats for two elementary-aged children. But as someone who used to own a Cayman S and now owns a Teener, I thought my DD would benefit from a new license plate frame. And yes, like many of us here, that is a 2nd 914 parts car off to the side......
Sneaky......emblem delete
Posted by: Bulldozer27 Mar 16 2019, 09:34 PM
My daily driver is a 911 because of the utility of backseats for two elementary-aged children. But as someone who used to own a Cayman S and now owns a Teener, I thought my DD would benefit from a new license plate frame. And yes, like many of us here, that is a 2nd 914 parts car off to the side......
Sneaky......emblem delete
Previous owner did that. But since it's a conversion, I feel slightly guilty putting a 914-6 emblem on the back. Better to just leave it stealth, I guess.
Posted by: Superhawk996 Mar 17 2019, 11:54 AM
Love the drip pan underneath. 
I once had a girlfriend in college. Her father wouldn't let me park on the concrete driveway due to my "leakage".
Like Britt bikes and Harley's it is important that it leaks oil because if it doesn't . . . it does not have oil.
Posted by: preach Mar 17 2019, 03:32 PM
Having a 914 and a Cayman I should get one of those for my truck.
Posted by: anderssj Mar 17 2019, 05:38 PM
Pretty -6!
Love the drip pan underneath.
I once had a girlfriend in college. Her father wouldn't let me park on the concrete driveway due to my "leakage".
Like Britt bikes and Harley's it is important that it leaks oil because if it doesn't . . . it does not have oil.
Looks like mine, same color, same drip pan.
Back in '77 or so, the ex- complained about my car leaking oil. I said it's not leaking, it's marking its territory. Guess which one is still around
Posted by: 914_teener Mar 17 2019, 06:18 PM
The 911 S is the same color as my 987 S.
Nice quiver of cars.
Posted by: Racer Mar 18 2019, 07:00 AM
Good thing you mentioned it was a 911.. I thought it was a Panamera at first 
Here's a 914 next to a Cayman.. thought it was a Panamera at first too! - and yes, there is a pan under the 914 too
(These new cars sure are huge in comparison!)
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Posted by: Tdskip Mar 18 2019, 07:17 AM
The side-by-side points out that for a 1970s car the 914 was actually quite wide. Nice cars guys
Posted by: bbrock Mar 18 2019, 11:49 AM
Pretty -6!
Love the drip pan underneath.
I once had a girlfriend in college. Her father wouldn't let me park on the concrete driveway due to my "leakage".
Like Britt bikes and Harley's it is important that it leaks oil because if it doesn't . . . it does not have oil.
Looks like mine, same color, same drip pan.
Back in '77 or so, the ex- complained about my car leaking oil. I said it's not leaking, it's marking its territory. Guess which one is still around
Somebody recently posted a pic of their 914 in an immaculate garage with a nice looking Persian rug under it! I couldn't wrap my brain around that. Where was that?
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