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-Dear Reader, We have a new Website! You can check it out by clicking here:  1969 Inc . - Introduction As most people know, owning a luxury sports car is one of life's great achievements. Everyone wants to drive like the rich and wealthy in a nice sports car. One of the most notable of these sports car brands is Porsche. They make truly beautiful cars that turn heads everywhere they go and, if you don't see the car driving by, you will certainly hear it! However, the problem arises in the fact that Porsche will set you back at least $100,000 if not more! But, if you are willing to put in a little bit of work, spend a little bit of money, and area vintage car lover, then getting a Porsche for much cheaper, or free, will be almost no problem at all! Step One First, let me explain how this works. You are not going to simply walk into a Porsche dealership and get a Porsche for free. However, if you like older cars or more vintage cars, you may have a much better chance of finding a

-Dear Reader, We have a new Website! You can check it out by clicking here: 1969 Inc . - Introduction Welcome back to 1969 Inc everyone! This is the second installment of our Bring a Trailer series, started here , and in this article we are going to talk about a beautiful 1974 Porsche 911 that I spotted while scrolling through the website yesterday! This car has quite an interesting story because for a while it was a completely dedicate track car until it was backdated with parts that were a little more original to the car's 1974 body style. So, without further ado let's get right into the article starting with the looks! The Looks This 1974 Porsche 911 is quite a looker. The 1974 body has always been a stylish car but this one has a wider stance as well as some bright colors to really catch your attention. In fact, almost the entirety of the car is painted in an almost neon yellow color that really alerts everyone around that you are driving a Porsche. Maybe a bit pompous but

- Dear Reader, We have a new website! You can check it out by clicking here:  1969 Inc . - Introduction Anyone who is a car person will understand that taking photos of your car is one of the most fun and important things that car fans do. It allows us to share our passions for vehicles with each other and with others on social media! It can also be a great past-time as taking photos of your car can really be a lot of fun! However, it is also important that you take good photos of your car! Nobody wants to take lousy photos and so in this article we will be helping you to take some better car photos! If you have been reading 1969 Inc. articles for a while, you will know that we did an article about this previously! This article will feature new tips and some new advice to get your car photography game into gear! #1 - Get Low! When taking pictures of your car, one of the most important things to think about is perspective. Where you take the photo from can change the entire look and fe

- Dear Reader, We have a new website! You can check it out by clicking here:  1969 Inc . - In a recent video, Roger Waters has released a schedule for his previously postponed 'This is Not a Drill' Tour. The new video shows previous concert clips and showed Roger talking about the new tour. The tour was originally supposed to happen in North America in 2020 but was postponed due to Coronavirus. Now, the tour has been rescheduled. Roger Waters is one of the most famous rock musicians as he spent many of his year playing with the band Pink Floyd. Roger Waters is often considered the creative mind of Pink Floyd as much of the band's music is written by him. He played many roles in Pink Floyd's performances including singing, playing the bass, playing the acoustic, and more. Roger Waters wrote most of the lyrics and much of the music for albums like 'The Dark Side of The Moon', 'The Wall', and 'Animals'. All of these were massive hits and are still p

- Dear Reader, We have a new website! You can check it out by clicking here: 1969 Inc . - I actually started this site, originally, because I was scrolling through the Bring a Trailer website and decided that I wanted to write about the cars I saw there. They always have such a cool selection and, since the cars are posted by users and are for sale, the selection is constantly changing! This means that there are always really cool and really interesting cars being posted! I have been choosing cars from the BaT, 'Bring a Trailer', selection and writing articles about them for a while now. However, just recently, I have decided to change the name of this series from 'For Sale:' to 'Bring a Trailer:'. This is not a massive change but there are a few things to note. The For Sale series had a couple of cars that were not from Bring a Trailer, this new series will have be completely filled with cars that are listed on Bring a Trailer. I think that this will keep the s

- Dear Reader, We have a new website! You can check it out by clicking here:  1969 Inc . Thank you for reading! - The Intro Welcome back to the 1969 car series! This is the second article in the series and it is about the Autobianchi A112, a car that is probably a little less popular than the previous car! However, that's not gonna stop us from writing about it! So, let's get into the article about the Autobianchi A112, a small Italian car that is perfect for any city environment!  The History  So, you're a fan of the old Minis? Well, let me tell you about something even better! In the late 60s, Autobianchi wanted a piece of the 'small car' pie. Autobianchi was owned by Fiat and saw how well Mini was doing, so they decided that they were going to make their own small car. At first, this is concerning because in most cases where one company follows another, the second company always creates a worse product as they are just trying to get in on the rush. However, this