Re: How can I learn a lot about the 911?

>         There are these things called "books." They come in handy for
such
> information.

I've heard of those too.  The only problem with them is that they
don't answer when you ask a question, unlike a forum or USENET
newsgroup.  In an area where the first answer to a question is often
"It depends" seeing a discussion on said topic can be invaluable.


> I like "Original ****sche 911" and "The Used 911 Story."
> Excellence magazine does buyer's guides of the various vintages every
> year.
>         For web sites, Pelican's forum has the most active 911 forum
I've
> seen, with lots of knowledgeable posters,

I've already been there on the recommendation of the above poster.  It
was the first bookmark in my 911 favorites folder

> but they tend to focus on 1989 and earlier cars.

Thanks for the heads-up.  I'm looking for something in the $30K range
that will certainly get me something a lot newer than a 1989 so
rennlist will be my next stop.

I live in Northeast Georgia so cold weather isn't really an issue (we
just hibernate for a day if it snows) and the summers don't get that
hot. In reading thus far, I'm starting to think that an air cooled
Carrera 4 is my initial vehicle of choice.  I see a few from the mid
'90's on eBay motors for $30-35K so my guess is that in two years
should be in a good price range for me.

Thanks for your feedback.