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#1

Hi,



I am 52 years old and live near to Stuttgart/Germany.



Having sold my 944 turbo cab and my 944S ten years ago, I again bought a transaxle Porsche this spring.

It is a 93´968 CS in Schnellgelb. Actually it is garaged and I am looking forward for a nice season 2013.



Thanks

Uli
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#2

Welcome,



We look forward to hearing more about your wonderful new purchase.



Enjoy the site,



Jay
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“Faster, Faster, until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death.” - Hunter S. Thompson

"I couldn't find the sports car of my dreams, so I built it myself." ~Dr. Ferdinand Porsche

"968Forums, a quaint little drinking community with a serious horsepower problem"

"Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn-out, shouting, 'Holy sh*t! What a ride!'"- Unknown
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#3

Welcome! Always good to see 968 owners from the "Rest Of the World" join the Forum!



I was in the Stuttgart area last year and will definitely return someday soon! So much to see...
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#4

Congrats, and welcome to the 968 community. Post some photo's when you can.
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#5

Welcome. Curious, 968's are not very common in the US. Were there many sold on Germany? Or do you also find them fairly rare.
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'92 Midnight Blue 968 Coupe

'94 ProbeGT, Eaton SC@9psi, Quaife, TecGT ECU, 300+HP, body sold, parting out

'98 3000GT VR-4, 400+HP AWD beast, didn't fit w/race helmet, Sold

'93 Bone Stock MX-6 Sold (in '05) sadly to the crusher in 2010

'61 Triumph TR-3, White with red leather interior; My First Car
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#6

Thank you so the welcome.



Rare is relative. Looking in mobile.de (biggest car trade side) for 968 gives 44 targets in Germany.......... and 1.673 uswed boxster for sale.

A lot of those 44 cars are japanese re-imports. Otherwise it would be realy rare.
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Welcome!
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#8

Welcome!
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#9

Welcome to the forum. I lived in Germany for three years while in the US Air Force. My wife and I traveled all over. Loved Munich area and the Alps.



Cheers,

Larry
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Retired USAF and Civil Service

Life is great if you live long enough to enjoy it.



1985.2 944 NA, Metallic Graphite - A continued work in progress

1992, 968 Cab, Horizon Blue
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#10

[quote name='Fox944' timestamp='1354637936' post='135716']

Congrats, and welcome to the 968 community. Post some photo's when you can.

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OK, but where may I do this?



This is NOT the area to ask questions about your car, post pics,......
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You can create your own "garage" and post pics there, or you can post pics in most of the other sub forums, just not the Introductions one.
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[quote name='tamathumper' timestamp='1354792652' post='135845']

You can create your own "garage" and post pics there,....[/quote]



Done. Thank you.
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