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- Tom
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Welcome aboard Michiel! We actually have quite a few folks here from the Netherlands and lots of 944 expertise. So glad you found us! Tell your friends. 

- Keitho64
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Hello,
While I am new to Carpokes, I have been with the 911 world since 1999. I had a 1969 911T until 2017. It had been converted to a 930 clone some time in the early 80’s. I bought it in a series of boxes, built it into somewhat of an IROC clone and enjoyed driving it for 15 years.
After I sold it I wanted something a bit more refined. I picked up a 2000 996 C2 in 2019. It has the M030 sport suspension and factory sport exhaust. I found my preferred color, Ocean Blue Metallic with Grey interior. This was a color combination I have always loved.
The car is strictly for road use, as I am not much of a track junkie, however I will say my road use falls into the ‘spirited’ driving category.
I enjoy doing all the maintenance on the car myself. I find some solace in working on the car.
Glad to be part of the forum, learning and contributing where I can.
While I am new to Carpokes, I have been with the 911 world since 1999. I had a 1969 911T until 2017. It had been converted to a 930 clone some time in the early 80’s. I bought it in a series of boxes, built it into somewhat of an IROC clone and enjoyed driving it for 15 years.
After I sold it I wanted something a bit more refined. I picked up a 2000 996 C2 in 2019. It has the M030 sport suspension and factory sport exhaust. I found my preferred color, Ocean Blue Metallic with Grey interior. This was a color combination I have always loved.
The car is strictly for road use, as I am not much of a track junkie, however I will say my road use falls into the ‘spirited’ driving category.
I enjoy doing all the maintenance on the car myself. I find some solace in working on the car.
Glad to be part of the forum, learning and contributing where I can.
Keitho64
05 GTO
00 911 C2
64 Corvair Monza
Chicago Burbs; the Anti-Dragon... 11 turns in 318 miles
05 GTO
00 911 C2
64 Corvair Monza
Chicago Burbs; the Anti-Dragon... 11 turns in 318 miles
Hi I just joined today.
I have a 997.1 gt3 and 991.1GT3RS. Looking forward to meeting like Porsche minded folks here!
I have a 997.1 gt3 and 991.1GT3RS. Looking forward to meeting like Porsche minded folks here!
997.1 GT3 2+2 "family cruiser
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991.1 GT3RS UV "track fun"
'23 4R TRD Pro Supercharged "daily"

991.1 GT3RS UV "track fun"
'23 4R TRD Pro Supercharged "daily"
- P_Coastal
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Welcome, Carpokes is very picture friendly so you can show your cars.
See here for instructions:
https://www.carpokes.com/viewtopic.php?t=410
2023 Porsche 718 Cayman in Chalk
My Config: https://www.carpokes.com/viewtopic.php?p=7560#p7560
My Config: https://www.carpokes.com/viewtopic.php?p=7560#p7560
Name: Scott Shaver
Location: San Diego, CA
Current fun cars: '81 924 Carrera GT, '88 924S Special Edition, '87 924S racecar (944Spec), '86 951 AKA Turbo Radkar, and more...
Occupation: @944driver and Jack of all trades. @sportgroup.ltd
First Porsche I bought: 1988 924S Alpine White on Brown Sunroof Delete (my wife's car)
My first Porsche: 1983 944 Pasadena Yellow @pasadena_yellow
Excited to be joining Carpokes. Thank you Tom for what you do!
Location: San Diego, CA
Current fun cars: '81 924 Carrera GT, '88 924S Special Edition, '87 924S racecar (944Spec), '86 951 AKA Turbo Radkar, and more...
Occupation: @944driver and Jack of all trades. @sportgroup.ltd
First Porsche I bought: 1988 924S Alpine White on Brown Sunroof Delete (my wife's car)
My first Porsche: 1983 944 Pasadena Yellow @pasadena_yellow
Excited to be joining Carpokes. Thank you Tom for what you do!
- TooManyWrenches
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New to Porsches here, but not to cars/motorcycles.
Other handles on other boards Photog, dirtyhands, and probably more that I can't remember. I work on old chevys (cuz you have to often), and drive mostly Toyotas - Got an FJ and a Prius GenII. Done plenty of track days - but only on motorcycles.
So I'm buying this 944 with a bad head gasket - not a screaming deal, but good enough for these parts (not many fun cars up here in the mountains). Anyways, Its real nice interior with sport seats, the sports handling package and in Guards Red on black.
My decision to make - do I just slip an new head gasket in, or pull the motor now and do a light rebuild/re-gasket?
Supposedly this 944 ran/runs but I have not seen it run. Supposedly everything works - headlights, sunroof, A/C, even the odometer.
Looking forward to towing this one home in a couple days, and getting to work getting it running.
Other handles on other boards Photog, dirtyhands, and probably more that I can't remember. I work on old chevys (cuz you have to often), and drive mostly Toyotas - Got an FJ and a Prius GenII. Done plenty of track days - but only on motorcycles.
So I'm buying this 944 with a bad head gasket - not a screaming deal, but good enough for these parts (not many fun cars up here in the mountains). Anyways, Its real nice interior with sport seats, the sports handling package and in Guards Red on black.
My decision to make - do I just slip an new head gasket in, or pull the motor now and do a light rebuild/re-gasket?
Supposedly this 944 ran/runs but I have not seen it run. Supposedly everything works - headlights, sunroof, A/C, even the odometer.
Looking forward to towing this one home in a couple days, and getting to work getting it running.
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