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Rough running on 3.2
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raypollock
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sorry no idea what is making your car run badly unless you filled with diesel!![
I own a celebration model too but i was told they only came out in '88 so i dont know how much water the rest of what i was told holds.
I understand that the 40 dealerships in UK each got 3 celebration cars, one of each body type, all the cars were sport spec, all were blue, they had Ferry Porsche's signiture stitched into the front seats.i was told they are quite rare now however this may have been the dealers way of swaying my decision.
Some or all of the above may be a load of brown stuff and im sure others will correct my reply, i too would love to know more about these cars.
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ORIGINAL: bones
I'd start by looking at the condition of the plugs, the leads and caps and the dizzy.
Sounds like plug leads to me too.
I have the cabriolet anniversary car and have done a lot of research into the model. (I am nearing the end of an article for PP) and would welcome any pictures from other owners of this model to use in the feature. - Obviously the feature will contain more detail about the model but here are some of the facts.... Backed up not just from independant books (as a lot of them are wrong) but over the last few years I have sourced from around the world lots of goodies... inc the press release for the model and the anniversary sales literature a Porsche letter of invitation to view the car and other goodies inc the plaque that is prob missing off your glove box lids.
1) The car was built to celebrate both 25 yrs of 911 production & the 250,000th car produced. Porsche produced other 25 yr anniversary cars but they went to the US only and were either silver or black with no signature and only marked 25 yrs of the model.
2) They are all Diamond Blue with Ferry Porsche signature on the seats. - Not Marine blue as they are often refered to in books.
3) Only 50 cars like this came to the UK (30 coupe, 10 Targa and 10 Cabriolet) making them rarer than a club sport (which I think from memory was 64)
There is lots more and I can bore the keenest of porsche-files with data on these cars so if anyone is interested in being part of a Porsche Post feat please email me (adzpix@hotmail.com) if not keep an eye on PP for the new year and read more about it.
Targa is a good choice as like the cabriolets its a one in ten car!
Has your car got a plaque on the glove box lid?
Adam
raypollock
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great to hear more info on the celebration cars, even rarer than I thought.
I too am getting my car resprayed, in fact its booked in next week. I am getting a full, glass out, respray and also having the wheels refurbished. I have ordered a stainless steel twin outlet sports exhaust which should arrive today[
Am hoping to take lots of photos during the work, if some are of use for the PP article I would be happy to forward them.
raypollock
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Any how lets see the cars now so heres a small pic of mine for starters.....
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