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oldschool
What are other cool forums/sites you visit?
...I know this is the coolest. aktion035.gif .(porsche or not)
carr914
Bring a Trailer
dcheek
The Samba
pt_700
klr650.net, cr1100xx.org & benzworld.org

only sites i've found that come close to offering the community & support that i found here 1st. the world is the metric by which all other vehicle forums are now judged.

given my prediliction for decrepit old vehicles (or are these all i'll ever be able to afford?) , i NEED sites like these!
bcheney
Here is a fantastic site to see some the the best Porsche Racing car restorations...underway and completed. Kevin Jeanette and his team are highly regarded by Porsche AG and Porsche Racing enthusiasts everywhere. You will learn a lot by looking at these projects and the techniques/processes they use!

http://www.gunnarracing.com/
carr914
QUOTE(bcheney @ Oct 7 2013, 08:30 PM) *

Here is a fantastic site to see some the the best Porsche Racing car restorations...underway and completed. Kevin Jeanette and his team are highly regarded by Porsche AG and Porsche Racing enthusiasts everywhere. You will learn a lot by looking at these projects and the techniques/processes they use!

http://www.gunnarracing.com/


They rarely update it though
bfrymire
www.jalopyjournal.com (For my 1936 Ford) Also refered to as HAMB.
www.benzworld.org ( just for my 1966 Mercedes) Lots of traffic and postings in the vintage benz forum.
www.mbca.org (Mercedes)

does craigslist count. smile.gif Always seem to be looking for an interesting car.

There are others, just not someplace I go to daily. smile.gif

For Porsche content, only here.

-- brett
Mike Bellis
www.914world.com


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r_towle
914club
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Once in a while...
pdlightning
QUOTE(Daiberl @ Oct 7 2013, 08:03 PM) *



LS1tech.com
Stovebolt.com
Oldgmctrucks.com
Classiccarlugnuts.com
Racing junk.com
Bringatrailer.com

Way too many forums, but I have learned a great deal from all of the knowledgable people who graciously help all of us !
mrbubblehead
advrider.com
the bird
shoptalk.com (the type 4um)
the samba
Maltese Falcon
dedeporsche.wordpress.com

Hemmings.com

keep up with all sorts of automotive news
OllieG
QUOTE(bcheney @ Oct 8 2013, 01:30 AM) *

Here is a fantastic site to see some the the best Porsche Racing car restorations...underway and completed. Kevin Jeanette and his team are highly regarded by Porsche AG and Porsche Racing enthusiasts everywhere. You will learn a lot by looking at these projects and the techniques/processes they use!

http://www.gunnarracing.com/



I'd never seen that site before..incredible stuff. I love 917s and enjoyed watching the restoration of 021 which was bought from the Rosso Bianco Museum in Aschaffenburg, Germany. I remember seeing it in the museum itself before it was closed...glad to see it in good hands.

...although it's a bit of a shame for us Euros that so many 917s make their way over the pond to you guys...ha, wait for the abuse!!!!!! biggrin.gif
76-914
www.clubnarp.com
rhodyguy
recently looked thru some subaru forums. they were arguing about octane level requirements. for my car the fact requires regular. they mostly stated how their cars all get premium. looong drawn out replies explaining the whole combustion process. ethanol, where they buy their fuel. not so much fun. commercial ad, ad, ad....not so much fun.

JoeSharp
Club NARP plans 2 of the best 914 events each year. The Route 66 and The Red Rock Classic. Good people and most of them post here also.
orthobiz
Is there a factory-related site where you can browse and buy original Porsche factory parts? Like parts that are still available from Porsche but not routinely stocked at other vendors? Thanks,

Paul
r_towle
QUOTE(Joe Sharp @ Oct 8 2013, 10:57 AM) *

Club NARP plans 2 of the best 914 events each year. The Route 66 and The Red Rock Classic. Good people and most of them post here also.

Another ghost town....last time I went there is was on par with the 914club site for lack of traffic and postings.

That was a fun place....times change
flippa
QUOTE(bfrymire @ Oct 7 2013, 06:00 PM) *


does craigslist count. smile.gif Always seem to be looking for an interesting car.



Craigslist is cool because that is where so many projects come from. biggrin.gif

I like reading through Garage Journal to check out all the cool backyard shops.

http://www.garagejournal.com/

I have put together the plans for my own future garage/workshop from this site. Now I just need a bunch more money to execute the plan.
Mike Bellis
Die Deutschen Klassiker

http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=4
Bob L.
You didn't specify car related, so

www.thewoodwhisperer.com
oldschool
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carr914
QUOTE(orthobiz @ Oct 12 2013, 07:07 AM) *

Is there a factory-related site where you can browse and buy original Porsche factory parts? Like parts that are still available from Porsche but not routinely stocked at other vendors? Thanks,

Paul


http://www.suncoastparts.com/category/closeout.html
carr914
Be Ready to spend some time & bring a Drool Rag! drooley.gif


http://www.luxury4play.com/automotive/3656...50-pics-72.html
carr914
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/

carr914
A Shout-Out for Bob & Nadine! biggrin.gif

http://www.naroescapemotorsports.com/For_Sale.html
veekry9
http://www.corvairforum.com/
http://www.gt40s.com/
http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/
http://www.fiero.nl/cgi-bin/fiero/Ultimate.cgi?action=intro/
From these sites link to your hearts content
or your online stamina.IPB Image
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