Simon's Porsche 911 SC Site

First, research the Internet. There is a lot of information on the net, it's just a mater of tracking it down. You will find links on this site to the better sites.

Find a local Porsche mechanic, preferably running his own small business. Most are enthusists and will be able to advise where to start, they often also have Customers cars for sale on consignment, so you may need to look no further.

Go along to your local Porsche Car Club meetings. Porsche owners are dying to talk about their cars. Just prod them a bit to get them started, but don't try to be a know all.

Buy a couple of books. There are literately hundreds out there, so it's a bit of a puzzle. Four that I would recommend are:

Peter Morgan's Original Porsche 911 - a very good model by model description of the 911
Bruce Anderson's 911 Performance Handbook
Bentley's Porsche 911 SC Service Manual
Adrian Streather's Porsche 911SC, The Essential Companion (my '81SC is featured in the book !!)

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This could be yours

or perhaps this ?? or maybe this is more your style

or maybe the classic shape does it for you .........

But how do I know what to buy ?????