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As an antidote to all the "people don't like me because I have a Porsche" threads here is a good read from the New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/08/automobiles/collectibles/08PORSCHE.html?_r=1
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"In California, a subculture has sprung up among collectors known as the “Outlaw 356” movement, made up of owners who customize their cars with more powerful engines, wider wheels and lower suspensions" This will have the PCA clique having nightmares!!
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Excellence magazine typically has an outlaw 356 every couple of months. Some of these cars are really well done w/ 912 engines and very nice bodywork/wheels. Definitely not for the purists, although what's interesting is that some of the Outlaw owners also have unmodified 356s that they just don't want to drive daily. Evidently they take a 365 without historical or preservation value and go the Outlaw route. Even though these are not restorations they don't seem inexpensive, still need deep pockets.
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