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It was probably a 70s model or so.
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It was probably a 70s model or so.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was driving on Mulholland drive (in LA) this afternoon (unfortunately in a rental Lincoln Towncar). I ended up behind an older 911 �convertible� but not for very long. It was probably a 70s model or so. The car was silver and had a wide black stripe from front to back. Based on the windshield, it appeared to be a Speedster or a highly modified convertible. The car looked like it had some front and rear modifications including more aerodynamic (flatter) head lights and the tail lights were very small and build into the bumper. There was no wing but it did have a speedster looking chrome vent on the rear deck lid. The only badge on the rear lid of the car was �911.� This was an awesome looking car with a fantastic sound and had a very �roadster� look. I didn�t think there was a speedster style body in the 70�s.... Any idea on what �animal� this might be? Thanks!

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Hard to say by the description but I'll quess it was a 550 (replica) and not a 911.

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