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Greetings!
I have read the verbal bashing of newbies who do not post pics of their new babies. So I have been reading and watching from a far until I could show you all what I have acquired. This is a life long dream come trur for me and honestly is still has not sunk in. My parents have driven 911's since the mid sixties and now I finally have my own.
I am no photo expert and had a hard time resizing these to pass the upload managers requirements. Here goes....
Welcome and thanks for the photos! Know just what it's like to finally get a 911 . . .
Lucky kids too--hope they appreciate the ride! [although be prepared for them to chuck anything within reach out of the car]
the back is very windy, esp. when speed up to 45mph.
u should get smarttop, so you can raise the back windows when top is down.
my two little girls enjoy the ride very much.
Nice looking cabrio, great color. My two boys rode in the back of my 79 911SC when they were Jr. high(in the mid 90's) and they loved it! Thanks for the pics.
You can trick the system into thinking that you have the top up and therefore be able to open/close the back windows. All you have to do is press and hold in the little button that is inside the area where the soft tops latch locks into. Just hold that button and open/close the back windows.....you'll find it....it's a bit like looking for the G-spot....but worth it
Another dream comes true. Great looking 996. Love the beach shot of it (used in your avatar).
Looks like you live in the perfect place for a cab.
Congrats and welcome to this roller coaster site, hang on
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Both my brother and I were brought home from the hospital in a '74 911s, then my parents got the '83 911sc cab. I can still remember piling my friends, bicycles, surfboards, etc, etc, in the back seats trying to make it home. Great memories and thanks for the comments.
Congrats and welcome! Love the booster seats. My daughter loves to ride in my car, I would suggest shorter, slower rides until they get used to it. You will have more room for the driver and passenger if you remove the rear seats, it only takes about 15 minutes or so.
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