Not to nitpick, but the 3 liter car did not start until 1980. From 1975 -1979 the 911 used a 2.7 liter motor. These had head stud problems, but almost all should be fixed by now. The 3 liter was referred to Porsches answer to the Corvette. It had enough torque a Corvette driver could drive one. Thhat is if they new how to shift.
In your readers car section it appears you can add only one car, am I missing something?
I think that probably more than part of this conversation is missing Mel. I have no clue where you are coming from.
As for your second bit. You can have more than one car there:
https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/reader-rides/garage/preach/
In reply to preach (fs) :
I think it is commentary on a recent article
https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/grm/search-engine/184181/page1/
911 and 911S from 1974-1977 were 2.7. These did not have "Carrera" in the name.
In 1975-1977, there was also a Porsche 911 Carrera 3.0 which was a different than the normal 911 or 911 S.
I have a feeling David was referring to the standard 911/911S with the 2.7. I think the number of 911 Carrera 3.0 was less than 3800 for all 3 years.
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