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Supercar Classics, Winter 83/84 Should you fancy a modest collection of perfectly useable Porsches, then the quartet on these pages is what you should be seeking if
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Porsche should still build this 911. Steve Cropley drives a Carrera RS |
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Chris Harvey’s account of how early 911 can be kept on the road by using parts from different models |
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The writer Chris Harvey justifies his purchase from Autofarm of a 911S instead of an RS |
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From Supercar Classics October 1990. Paul Horrel tests a concours winning 914/6 |
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Car magazine tests this Carrera RS against a Lamborghini Urraco in July 1973 |
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From Supercar Classics July 1989. Their Project Carrera RS undergoes it’s perimeter restoration at Autofarm |
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