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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was driving down Ventura Blvd this evening when I passed a gorgeous Blk/Blk 996 Cab with great looking after market rims (if you are on this forum, your car is absolutely beautiful). He was on a side street, about to make a right turn, when I passed him. I gave him a thumbs-up as I drove by. He then turned right and flashed me with his high beams before making a quick left and driving away. This brief exchange put a smile on my face all the way home. The comradery between Porsche owners (some of them) is great! Craig (L.A.)

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That's so true Craig, I had the same experiance some time ago with the owner of a 964 carrera It certainly feels that you are part of a brotherhood/sisterhood of owners and enthusiasts and it's such a great feeling <img src="graemlins/jumper.gif" border="0" alt="[jumper]" />

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