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YOUR RESEARCHBittersweet 912 story
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POST 2Original post
cool story.
POST 3Original post
Cute story.
POST 4Original post
Nice story! Good looking car. His Mom is hot! Wait..... did I say that out loud?!?!?!
POST 5Original post
Nice to see the 912 back with the original owner. Great story.
POST 6Original post
sniff.. hand me the tissues
POST 7Original post
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+1 I thought the same. I do have to admit that I'm sitting here with tears in my eyes. That's such a cool story.
POST 8Original post
good story.... 30 years is a long time. $100 was a lot of money back in the day.... well worth it!
POST 9Original post
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yeah, but I do wonder what it cost to buy the car back. I suspect that good money transferred hands to get the car back.
POST 10Original post
Yeah, neat story. good people, the "kid" has a neat website. computer guru/ musician website. but I think he's got a weird haircut. gota911, yeah Mom was hot in '69. I wonder if she's a cougar now..
POST 11Original post
not a single picture of the Datsun Station Wagon....
POST 12Original post
Cool story.
POST 13Original post
Is that a mullet??
POST 14Original post
That is no ordinary mullet. This guy is supermullet.
POST 15Original post
I thought it was a raccoon's tail... ya know Daniel Boone, Davey Crocket style
POST 16Original post
Excellent P-car story - thanks for sharing! The PO certainly kept it in great shape for eventual return to your Dad's ownership. The roads around Mt Diablo are made for P-cars. I rode my road bicycle there often while at Berkeley. Enjoy them!
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