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I Love that color.Full Version: To be all tinsel and glitter
Nice looking 911
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I Love that color.
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I Love that color.
what is the mill in that beast?
QUOTE(forrestkhaag @ May 31 2015, 04:44 PM) 
what is the mill in that beast?
1600 ccm Ford.
Very interesting.
I though you guys in Germany could not swap motors out due to all the regulations?
I though you guys in Germany could not swap motors out due to all the regulations?
QUOTE(r_towle @ May 31 2015, 08:48 AM)
I though you guys in Germany could not swap motors out due to all the regulations?
That's not a German license plate ...
QUOTE(SirAndy @ May 31 2015, 10:50 AM)
QUOTE(r_towle @ May 31 2015, 08:48 AM)
I though you guys in Germany could not swap motors out due to all the regulations?
That's not a German license plate ...
Yep, and the steering wheel is on the wrong side.
Car is from Lithuania.
That's a UK registration
Q plates are usually issued for kit cars that are built up without a donor vehicle for the majority of the components I.e. you have a kit car with an engine from here, gearbox from there or say the car has been imported and the age of the car cannot be proved
My black 914 was a CA car and came with some of its U.S. paperwork, therefore age could be proved and DVLC issued it with an age related plate (KVW 214 N). The faceless DVLC official issuing the plate must have been a VW fan and known who built the car as there is no way the selected plate was a random fluke (shame KVW 914 N had been issued previously as that would have been really cool). The N signifies year
As soon as you see a car with a Q plate walk away and
...it's a bitsa and 9.5x out of 10 built by a muppet
If I had to lay money down, I would say this is a Covin http://www.covin.co.uk
I've seen a couple many years ago and even at 10 yards they can be deceptive. Not sure if Porsche have sued them into oblivion years ago mind you
More info on UK plates http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/car-b...mberplates.html
Q plates are usually issued for kit cars that are built up without a donor vehicle for the majority of the components I.e. you have a kit car with an engine from here, gearbox from there or say the car has been imported and the age of the car cannot be proved
My black 914 was a CA car and came with some of its U.S. paperwork, therefore age could be proved and DVLC issued it with an age related plate (KVW 214 N). The faceless DVLC official issuing the plate must have been a VW fan and known who built the car as there is no way the selected plate was a random fluke (shame KVW 914 N had been issued previously as that would have been really cool). The N signifies year
As soon as you see a car with a Q plate walk away and
...it's a bitsa and 9.5x out of 10 built by a muppetIf I had to lay money down, I would say this is a Covin http://www.covin.co.uk
I've seen a couple many years ago and even at 10 yards they can be deceptive. Not sure if Porsche have sued them into oblivion years ago mind you
More info on UK plates http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/car-b...mberplates.html
QUOTE(SixerJ @ May 31 2015, 12:55 PM)
That's a UK registration
Q plates are usually issued for kit cars that are built up without a donor vehicle for the majority of the components I.e. you have a kit car with an engine from here, gearbox from there or say the car has been imported and the age of the car cannot be proved
My black 914 was a CA car and came with some of its U.S. paperwork, therefore age could be proved and DVLC issued it with an age related plate (KVW 214 N). The faceless DVLC official issuing the plate must have been a VW fan and known who built the car as there is no way the selected plate was a random fluke (shame KVW 914 N had been issued previously as that would have been really cool). The N signifies year
As soon as you see a car with a Q plate walk away and
...it's a bitsa and 9.5x out of 10 built by a muppetIf I had to lay money down, I would say this is a Covin http://www.covin.co.uk
I've seen a couple many years ago and even at 10 yards they can be deceptive. Not sure if Porsche have sued them into oblivion years ago mind you
More info on UK plates http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/car-b...mberplates.html
Wow, I had no idea someone was making 911 kit cars. I thought that was only for Speedsters & Spyders.
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