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I even put my 'hand tuned' skis(my son is a race coach and custom boot rep) into my passenger seat with poles, and heated boot bag and ski gear in the rear of my Porsche(where my seats used to be), and kept glancing at my filled interior confident that my 11 year old 911 was happy to be included for the day.
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I even put my 'hand tuned' skis(my son is a race coach and custom boot rep) into my passenger seat with poles, and heated boot bag and ski gear in the rear of my Porsche(where my seats used to be), and kept glancing at my filled interior confident that my 11 year old 911 was happy to be included for the day.
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This am I drove from Maine to ski in the White Mtns., approx. 90 miles away in the snow, ice and slush still on the roads from last nights storm. I have a MY99 C2 with dedicated snows, and I can say that my car never slid or felt sketchy the whole way, driving at speeds ranging from 45 mph up to 65 mph. My Porsche has never been dirtier, and I couldn't wipe the smile from my face. I was going to take my GMC 4wd pickup instead of my 911, but that would have been a mistake. This confirms the winter ability of our 911s even if you don't drive a C4.
Way to go, Barn996. I'm also stuck in a small storm in the Colorado high country, but no P-car. Too many pairs of skis w/ me this trip so I'm rolling in the S8 w/ Blizzak's - what fun!
Isn't that hilarious? People think I'm crazy for driving my Porsche through virtually any weather and the dirtier the car is, the happier I get.
Really, if there's a better feeling than getting a new Porsche, it's not worrying or even thinking twice about getting it a little wet and dirty. I wanted an awesome car, not something to babysit.
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I love the complete control the 911 gives in nasty weather. Makes me feel awesome to be able to drive such a fine piece of machinery that has the ability to provide SO much! I love it in the sun and on twisty turns, but even more in adverse conditions where I feel super confident in my cabin, in control, ready for anything!
I have said it before, and will always admire the car as an all weather vehicle as much as an absolute weapon against whatever the road has to offer!
WTG Barn
I even put my 'hand tuned' skis(my son is a race coach and custom boot rep) into my passenger seat with poles, and heated boot bag and ski gear in the rear of my Porsche(where my seats used to be), and kept glancing at my filled interior confident that my 11 year old 911 was happy to be included for the day.
