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Suggestion
Hugh, who bought my car in August still hasn't driven it yet - not even once, as he broke his ankle while cleaning the garage preparing for the arrival of the car.
Leading evidence: 'Clean garage preparing' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, The most frequently discussed action is 'Clean garage preparing' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.
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Suggestion · Original poster
If I decide to visit I guess I have to re-up, we'll see, but it's a slippery slope: first a RL membership, then Renntech, then PCA, next thing you know I'm test driving a PDK.
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Clean garage preparing
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Suggestion
Hugh, who bought my car in August still hasn't driven it yet - not even once, as he broke his ankle while cleaning the garage preparing for the arrival of the car.
0 original-poster resolution reports. Counts can overlap; they are not unique people or a success rate.
0 discussions have direct query context; 0 report a fix in that context. Other evidence may inherit the discussion’s subject.
Suggestion · Original poster
If I decide to visit I guess I have to re-up, we'll see, but it's a slippery slope: first a RL membership, then Renntech, then PCA, next thing you know I'm test driving a PDK.
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12 eligible posts · 0 unverified posts · 1 discussions match the subject in their title or opening post.
Rennlist: 1 discussions
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I sold my car a week or so ago, and now this arrives in my inbox: "Paid Subscription Expiry Notice - Hello salayc, Your Rennlist - 1 Year Membership is about to expire."
Since I don't believe in freeloading, and I no longer have a P-Car, it's time to say goodbye.
Thanks for the good banter for the last couple of years, I learned a lot, and have to say the 996 has been my favorite car to work on / tinker with. It's a marvel of good design, engineering, and modern manufacturing.
Hope the new owner enjoys it.
Chris, congratulations on the sale of your Porsche. Do you have something fun in mind to replace it with? We have benefitted from your contributions and you will be missed.
one too many letters in that last word
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Yea Yea, stick around - you know you will get another one someday, that thing you are driving now cant block your path to happiness forever!!
OK, had to look.
Bit of backstory, I broke my leg on vacation a few weeks ago. As a result, I won't be driving for six months. (I am also bored as hell and there's only so many sites to click on.) Seemed like a good time to sell the car, and in a few months I'll get something else.
If I decide to visit I guess I have to re-up, we'll see, but it's a slippery slope: first a RL membership, then Renntech, then PCA, next thing you know I'm test driving a PDK.
Only reason to stay now is to listen to people yell at Dell when he stirs the pot, find out what Ed's going to buy next, and hear what ever become of Mark's brother's car. I am afraid though If I stick around between P-cars, I might end up like Tim, and we all know what the members say about him behind his back... (kidding Tim, for what I sold my car for, I should have given it to you and taken the write off.)
Send me a PM if there are any good amateur bodywork questions, and of course in the rare instance that there is an engine thread, I'm in.
Oh, and thanks Mark G., you seem a wise and level headed man.
Tim, I'm close behind you. And what's the hell is going on with folks with Porsches breaking their legs, ankles, etc. Hugh, who bought my car in August still hasn't driven it yet - not even once, as he broke his ankle while cleaning the garage preparing for the arrival of the car. He's had to endure being a passenger while his wife or father in law drive!
Hugh, I hope you're getting closer to a complete healing of your foot! But, in Michigan, you probably have snow on the ground already, so you'll have to wait until Spring to drive it!!
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