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sonnehns wrote: Thu Oct 31, 2024 7:31 am Hi my name is Hagen and I am from Germany. I am 24 years old and I own a 944 1983 since one week which I imported from czech republic. I saw a video about a 3D printed belt tensioner and would like to have one

sonnehns wrote: Thu Oct 31, 2024 7:31 am Hi my name is Hagen and I am from Germany. I am 24 years old and I own a 944 1983 since one week which I imported from czech republic. I saw a video about a 3D printed belt tensioner and would like to have one

914PUTSCH wrote: Thu Oct 31, 2024 2:26 pm G'day to all similarly addicted Porschephiles. Resident of the Californica (sic) State Capitol (Suckatomato, also sic), I am retired from aerospace medicine and military life support/human factors areas of technology and particularly fond of that VW/Porsche 'bastard child' known as the Typ 47 (914). My attraction to 914s goes way back to the early 70s when I was a young undergrad in the People's Republic of Berzerkeley and had a hot young nursie GF who drove a red 1972 914-4.

Before that, I was a big appreciator of Volkswagens. I've had many Käfers, Typ 2s, Typ 181s, and even a few 411/412s. I'm still a huge fan (no pun intended) of everything Herr Doktor Professor Porsche ever had a hand in designing, auto-wise, and presently keep an orange 1973 Käfer and a yellow 1974 914-4 in my stable...along with the other usual vehicular marques and types. I've had five previous 914-4s but once had a beautiful orange 1970 914-6 that I foolishly sold to a Japanese businessman after one-too-many cups of Sake ( My yellow 74 ('Jezibel') is 914 Nr. 7.

Member of PCA (of course), SCCA (SFR) and participate in the usual on-line forums focused on VeeDubs and Porsches. I'm a historian, writer (published) and Husky musher, as well. Kudos to Tom, the founder of this forum and his great idea of establishing a useful common venue for all of us.
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944S2Bob wrote: Thu Oct 31, 2024 1:20 pm Hi Everyone,

I live in the DC suburbs of Northern Virginia and have been a Porsche owner and PCA member for about 25 years. It all stared with 2000 with a 944, and along the way, there were eight more Porsches, including a Cayenne, several Boxsters (mostly S models), and now, a 1991 944 S2. Until now, the S2 has been completely stock. However, I am preparing to upgrade the suspension with M030 components, add 17" wheels and tires, change brake hoses, and a few more items to refresh or upgrade. Ultimately, I am looking to do some autocrossing and HPDE events.

944S2Bob wrote: Thu Oct 31, 2024 1:20 pm Hi Everyone,

I live in the DC suburbs of Northern Virginia and have been a Porsche owner and PCA member for about 25 years. It all stared with 2000 with a 944, and along the way, there were eight more Porsches, including a Cayenne, several Boxsters (mostly S models), and now, a 1991 944 S2. Until now, the S2 has been completely stock. However, I am preparing to upgrade the suspension with M030 components, add 17" wheels and tires, change brake hoses, and a few more items to refresh or upgrade. Ultimately, I am looking to do some autocrossing and HPDE events.

914PUTSCH wrote: Thu Oct 31, 2024 2:26 pm G'day to all similarly addicted Porschephiles. Resident of the Californica (sic) State Capitol (Suckatomato, also sic), I am retired from aerospace medicine and military life support/human factors areas of technology and particularly fond of that VW/Porsche 'bastard child' known as the Typ 47 (914). My attraction to 914s goes way back to the early 70s when I was a young undergrad in the People's Republic of Berzerkeley and had a hot young nursie GF who drove a red 1972 914-4.

Before that, I was a big appreciator of Volkswagens. I've had many Käfers, Typ 2s, Typ 181s, and even a few 411/412s. I'm still a huge fan (no pun intended) of everything Herr Doktor Professor Porsche ever had a hand in designing, auto-wise, and presently keep an orange 1973 Käfer and a yellow 1974 914-4 in my stable...along with the other usual vehicular marques and types. I've had five previous 914-4s but once had a beautiful orange 1970 914-6 that I foolishly sold to a Japanese businessman after one-too-many cups of Sake ( My yellow 74 ('Jezibel') is 914 Nr. 7.

Member of PCA (of course), SCCA (SFR) and participate in the usual on-line forums focused on VeeDubs and Porsches. I'm a historian, writer (published) and Husky musher, as well. Kudos to Tom, the founder of this forum and his great idea of establishing a useful common venue for all of us.
The_Two_VeeDubs_1_MAY24-E_1000res.jpg