Funny, depressing, embarrassingly familiar, or possibly all three.
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/1534719782.html
What's an LWB 912??? Not that I am a Porsche expert by any stretch
of the imagination, but I never heard of any 911 variant being offered
in multiple chassis lengths like a
They weren't offered in both wheel lengths, the early ones were a bit
shorter than the later cars. I'm not sure when they added the extra length,
but it was quite early. Making the wheelbase a bit longer was one of the
things they did to try and tame the over steer.
Ed
300E
2010/1/5 Alex
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Funny, depressing, embarrassingly familiar, or possibly all three.
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LarryT wrote:
Short Wheel Base - they were the 911s made 9/64 to 7/67 - after that (or
some time in there) they all went to LWB.
Porsche didn't really refer to their models using the SWB or LWB names
like Ferrari did. Bu they did com up with a confusing combination of
letters following the
