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One of Our Own
It’s been almost eight years since I stumbled upon my 1977 Talbot Yellow 2.7. It sat there under a makeshift carport, oil leaking out of its tailpipe, but it was the answer to my prayers...
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Drip Dried
“I had this vision in my head of like a shark hanging off the edge of a fishing boat. This very slippery, aerodynamic form hanging vertically. That was the genesis of the idea, and at...
Read MoreTHE DAILY MAGAZINE FOR THOSE WHO ARE DRIVEN. POWERED BY PORSCHE.
THE DAILY MAGAZINE FOR THOSE WHO ARE DRIVEN. POWERED BY PORSCHE.
Ghost in the Shell
A few weeks ago at Hel Riders, the Hel peninsula on Poland’s north coast played host once again to central Europe’s Porsche community in one of the best summer annuals on the calendar.
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Gold in Kuwait
There’s a famous photo you might have seen of a 930 Turbo parked alongside a brown 911S, each in front of their respective engines. It’s without a doubt the best illustration of a 930’s absurd...
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Don't Cross the Mustard
Well known within the LA car scene, Evan Sawyer, also known as the Canyon Carver, lives and breathes the twisty roads in the hills above the city. “Canyon carving” is central to how people enjoy...
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The Alternative Carrera GT
“This car has been with me for more than half my life. Every time I take it for a spin, it feels like something special to me.”
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Speed Yellow Summer
I read once that Yellow cars are faster, and also heard that statistically yellow cars are the safest on the road. I’m not entirely convinced either statement is true, but after nearly twenty-five years as...
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Beware the Widowmakers
We’ve all heard the nickname “Widowmaker”, and perhaps it’s become a bit common place or lost its gravitas. However, these cars truly earned the name and deserve the reverence that comes with it.
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