And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
It looked fast. I had a '62 356B cabriolet that had the high power engine, the 1.6L SC model. It was the most powerful 356 power plant up until that point at 74 HP. It got great fuel mileage and handled great. It did the quarter mile in 19 seconds at 70 miles per hour. It was supposed to have a top speed of 107 but the most I could get out of mine was just barely over the century mark.
I got the car as the second owner at 17 years old in '78 for $3200. A gynecologist had bought it new and drove it for 16 years and had upgraded to a 930. It had 85K miles on it when I got it. I got rid of it less than a year latter wanting something with a bit more power.
It looked fast. I had a '62 356B cabriolet that had the high power engine, the 1.6L SC model. It was the most powerful 356 power plant up until that point at 74 HP. It got great fuel mileage and handled great. It did the quarter mile in 19 seconds at 70 miles per hour. It was supposed to have a top speed of 107 but the most I could get out of mine was just barely over the century mark.
ReplyDeleteI got the car as the second owner at 17 years old in '78 for $3200. A gynecologist had bought it new and drove it for 16 years and had upgraded to a 930. It had 85K miles on it when I got it. I got rid of it less than a year latter wanting something with a bit more power.