YOUR RESEARCHA long time ago in Octane magazine?? - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK
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Hi all.. can you stop me going slightly crazy pls.. many years ago I think I remember seeing a Porsche article in Octane. The special thing about this Porsche was it was heavily patined on the exterior and interior but the engine, chassis all the hidden bits were absolutely immaculate. Does anyone else remember this story? Or am I making it up If you have any links or background info can you let me know Cheers Mark
https://ace-engines.com/ace-racing-engines-news/ac... Maybe?
Similar.. but not that one.. thanks M
Just had another flashback.. I think the car was then destroyed because the area it was being stored in collapsed.
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