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Dell - I just had to replace the rear tires, again...
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For $3000 I'm assuming the swing set goes 0-60 in 5.2 seconds
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LOL, I'll try that and use my old rims and tires for the swing.
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Hello everyone. Been lurking about for the past few months and have found some good info on this site. Hopefully I can help others out as many of you have with POSITIVE and HELPFUL information! I'm the proud owner of a 99 996 cabriolet. No RMS or engine blow ups, only a few small items normal with any 7 year old car with 65k on the clock. Happy to be here. Sorry for the crap picture, its the only one I have on this computer. I'll post updated ones in the near future.
Woody - Welcome to the Porsche Phunny Pharm and congrats on getting that sweet looking cab! Hold on to your wallet, 'cuz these guys will be having you do mods so fast, it will make your head spin. BTW, have you thought about "Aerokit I" side skirts? <=== There, see what I mean??
Definitely check out the Smart Top / Smart Remote Thread and see if you want either. There is a special price going on right now, and I don't know how long it will last.
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-forum/251363-smart-top-remote-top-group-buy.html
Welcome aboard!
And Tim.....when are your skirts going on???
Protecting that wallet aren't you? Just wait till I get to NC this summer. Your wallet WILL take a hit
Dell - I just had to replace the rear tires, again... the old ones were almost at the wear bars. If Uncle Sam (a.k.a. IRS) is gentle with me this year, maybe I can do the side skirts and the ROW M030 this spring.
BTW, is the "Rock Hill" situation pretty much a done deal?
Actually Tim, Raleigh has won in the bidding for my wife's services. Rock Hill basically did everything they could to offend my wife (not intentionally) so she turned them down.
I know that you will like the Raleigh area. VIR (in Danville, VA) is only about 85 miles (1.5 hours) from Raleigh so you'll still be able to feed your "need for speed" addiction on a regular basis.
If the wife and I ever have kids there will be no discussion over a 3k swing set. I'll build a white trash version with chains hanging from a tree limb before I ever drop 3k on a swing set.
Oh, and great looking cab!
LOL, I'll try that and use my old rims and tires for the swing. I could probably get away with it in Mississippi and be the envy of the neighborhood.
Thanks
