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Racer, do you use the ski bob on a ski slope or just a sledding hill?
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The photos are all shots from an ad that's playing on Speed Channel right now (at least, in Canada).
It's the whole "911s make a great 2nd car, not necessarily a 3rd car" campaign.
You know that the 4-door cars are keeping the brand afloat, and that sales fuel the creation of new 911s. Of course, they're not actually making 996s anymore, soooo.....
It's amazing how bathroom humour actually makes me laugh out loud. Now that's funny.
New entry level Baby Boxster might just be Porsche's answer to the Smart Car. But ya'll knew that. It will be interesting to see the Cajun and the mini-Panamera and whether they make it, literally and figuratively.
http://www.topspeed.com/cars/car-new...r-ar84209.html
i just picked up the new smart porsche. aka smorche... it's a little tight, but gets great mileage. the best part is porsche charges more so it makes your wallet feel normal.
They make farm tractors:
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Ferdinand Porsche, the engineer behind the famous auto company, had also been designing tractors in the 1930s. This volk-schlepper (peoples' tractor) followed many principles of his volks-wagon (peoples' auto). No serious production began before World War II and post-war regulations prevented Porsche from building tractors after the war. A licensing agreement with Allgaier led to the Porsche tractor entering production. Mannesmann purchased the right in 1956 and continued production until 1963. Assets were sold to Renault and the Porsche name disappeared from tractors.
Racer, do you use the ski bob on a ski slope or just a sledding hill? It looks like a lot of fun while riding and not so much fun recuperating from the spills.
I think its been used about 4 times in its life. Mostly on a hill that us kids would sled on. My dad ran it several times. It seemed a bit heavy to pull back up more than a few times. Maybe loading it into the gondola (if we were europeans) would have made it easier
Those crazy europeans and their "gravity inducing" activities.
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