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This is more of what we all already know, but this article has some good 996 tidbits as well a reminder about the constant trash talk on the internet regarding all things new/old/change/unchanged.
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https://www.evo.co.uk/porsche/911/20...sters-to-being This is more of what we all already know, but this article has some good 996 tidbits as well a reminder about the constant trash talk on the internet regarding all things new/old/change/unchanged.

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Thanks for the link. I agree, my 2003 cabriolet will not be replaced. I have looked and driven multiple new models in the last 10 years. None are as comfortable or fun for me to drive. Add difficult task to keep a manual transmission, there is no way my car is going anywhere soon. I also appreciate this forums help in assisting with the very simple maintenance requirements. This car is very easy to take care of.

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Am I the only one not that impressed with the choice of motor and the final power from all that work?

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Agreed, I like Jethro and everything he says about the 996 a LOT, but I do feel that he probably would have saved some money and gotten a better result by bringing the original engine to Hartech instead of shoehorning a 991.1 engine in there. Or just buying a GT3 instead...

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A fresh, burly Hartech 3.9 with serious go-fast goodies would�ve been cool, but not as yummy for click bait.

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From Andrew Frankel, one of THE most highly regarded automotive journalists in the UK. Possibly little known across the pond, but he�s been around a long time, and probably knew Chris Harris, Jethro and Henry Catchpole when they were in diapers : https://www.goodwood.com/grr/road/ne...el-its-friday/

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The Festival of Speed is on my bucket list.

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Revival is on mine!

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