HI,

I'm Pierre Luc from BORDEAUX Wine French région,I'm Fifty years old and i own a 914 1,7L 1971.
I'm a member of the French Porsche 914 club. I saw your so interresting website, and i wish to participate to add your experience of the 914 world for helping me in the maintenance of my car.

Excuse me for my poor american. I studied it to the UCSB in California, 35 years ago, and now i forgot it.

Pics of my cars soon.

Welcome to the World. Your English is fine.

have fun and enjoy the show!

Welcome! I can't wait to see some pictures . . .

Vous ecrivez anglais plus bien que quelque personnes (Americains) ici

Welcome from another UCSB alumnus! The Cap'n, class of 1966

Your english is fine, in Southern California we get all forms of english. Your not alone there, we have one of your countrymen here all the time. He makes some great videos of 914 events there in France. Welcome to the Jungle.Click to view attachment

C'est vrais!

--DD

... from the neighbourhood


Gustl

Bonjour!




Vrai, vrai!

Welcome to our International friends.

I personally appreciate our Northern Canadian friends, Ahhh. Too bad you don't have a hockey team.

Tom

This really is 914 WORLD!

Welcome!

Welcome from the other side of the channel

Alastair

I was 5!

I had a great time in France this spring. I think we should put together a PFR (Paris France Ramble) next March. Maybe have a 914 exhibit at the Louvre! You guys can drive to Paris can't ya?

Ooooooooooooo... that's gonna leave a mark Mr. Michigander!

I used to live & work in Lyon for 6 month back in '96 ... I really miss the good food and wine ...
Andy

Welcome to the club....mmmm Burgundy...best Vin rouge in the world. And the best meal I have ever experienced was at the Chapeau Rouge in Dijon. One of my favorite places in the world. I envy you. Bon Chance! Well that's embarassing....I thought I read Burgundy.....sorry, I also like Bordeaux wines....just can't afford the best of them, well, actually I can't really afford the best of the burgundys either...oh well, and again, welcome.

Hey I've been to Lyon- isn't there a statue of Joan of Arc there? I stayed with an extended (mom/ dad/ grandparents/uncles/children/ dogs/ cats/ bread/ cheese/ wine/ world cup on TV/ etc) family on my way to LeMans in '86. It was quite the French experience.

hola, welcome to the "world"


your english is fine btw.

Salut PLBL ! Alors comme ça on vient visiter des endroits mal fréquentés ? ... Ca fait du bien de voir des têtes amies ... Bienvenue sur le forum.

PS: your english is fine !


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That should be Provence France Ramble. Driving in the Luberon Mountains is an experience of a life time. Our cars were made for those roads. My wife and I have been spending the month of May there for the past two years. Hope to do it again next year. Welcome to the madness.

Welcome,

Are you anywhere near Chateau Gaillard? I have no idea where it's at, but my car was from there.

Welcome to the World.