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http://editorial.autos.msn.com/50-ye...-porsche-911-1
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YOUR RESEARCHHappy Birthday! 50 Years of the 911
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POST 2Original post
Thank you Gonzo911 Love seeing and reading all these.
POST 3Original post
Anyone else see this? At the end they skip from 993 to 997. Also, they show a 996 "Carrera S" (about 1:54) Celebrating 50 years of Porsche 911 - with Lord March - YouTube
POST 4Original post
That was a great read with awesome pictures. Thanks. Great video too. Liked the silver 996 cameo.
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