W/NW - Classic Cars

rhl-oregon said:
I drove it once while Uncle Dick was alive. He’d driven one while stationed in England; many years later he imported this one. It languishes in a garage at the home where he and his wife raised their children.

When I took this picture I was trying to convince my cousins and their husbands to make it roadworthy, and lived close enough to pitch in—an English car on the English side of the family in a town their mid-19th century prosperity in lumber and naval stores had founded—it could be used at family weddings, civic events, and more.

Now it’s a project for the next generation.

Here’s a photo of my MX5 at the home (which my cousins are trying to sell and which also needs restoration).
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Great story(ies)! Let's hope both the house and the car end up in good hands.
 
From what I overheard, this is a modern replica Porsche, but I arrived at the meet late, and didn't have a chance to learn any other details.
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Porsche in general is especially popular at these monthly get-togethers, especially 356/911/912 and variants thereof.
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Sony A7R4 + 50/2 Voigtländer Apo-Lanthar
 
JeffS7444 said:
From what I overheard, this is a modern replica Porsche, but I arrived at the meet late, and didn't have a chance to learn any other details.
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Porsche in general is especially popular at these monthly get-togethers, especially 356/911/912 and variants thereof.
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That's a 904 replica, a street-legal racecar from the mid-60s. One of my favorites back in the day. See Porsche 904 - Wikipedia
 
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