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> New to me Book on 914, Brian Long's history
DNHunt
post Apr 8 2009, 05:43 PM
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Last week I was in Portland and got to spend a little time at Powell's Book Store. It is supposed to be the largest used bookstore in the country so I went to the car area looking for a deal on some new reading material. I found a copy of Brian Long's "Porsche 914 914-6". It's a pretty good read and has plenty of pictures that were new to me so, I enjoyed it. I used it to kill time at a convention.

Here's a cool picture of the cars being prepped for the Marathon de la Route. The parts kind of make you drool. I think this is the origin of the lost warehouse.

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Here is Ralph Meaney on the banking at Daytona. Very cool

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Plenty of artsy stuff too including girls in bell bottoms for us old guys.

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Some of the history was a little different than I've read before but, I only found 1 mistake. Unless he was talking about Mexican pistons, I don't think he really wanted to say they used Mole pistons in a six.

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