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As the title suggests this is my 1st post. Coming over to the dark side from the Corvette Forum. Have been a vette guy for 20+ years and just yesterday purchased my first ever Porsche. Sold an '01 C5 and bought a 2002 C4 Cab, manual 911, (it appears you guys call them 996's). Much to learn, frunk, PO, RMS, IMS etc.
This forum appears much more civilized and buttoned down than the CF guys.
In two days of driving, love everything about the car, totally different in a good way from the vette.
Lastly, I know this thread is useless without pictures. Will take some, figure how to load them to this site and post up.
Looking forward to the advice and tips on how to get full enjoyment from this incredible car.
Thanks for the welcomes.
Seal Grey, black interior, black top and 18" sport wheels. The vette had the removable transparent roof. For what it's worth the vette guys call their cabs "verts". Like I said lots to learn on my part.
Welcome Brighton 911. I also was a Corvette owner (2005 C6) although I had it only 8 months. Coming from a Honda S2000 that I owned for 11 years and logged 125,000 miles the Corvette just wasn't my cup of tea. With the 911 I feel I get a better blend of the raw power in felt in the Corvette but still retains the nimbleness of loved with the S2000.
Welcome aboard. You'll find that CF is much more enthusiastic about mods than Rennlist, but there are some really knowledgeable folks here. Congrats on the new purchase. Now post some da** pics.
clicked on his avatar...S E Michigan. Welcome home! I'd strongly suggest joining PCA, our club (RSP aka RSR) here in S E Mi is full of enthusiasts that like to take driving tours, shop days, HPDE events, etc. PM me if interested.
2003 Carrera 4S Speed Yellow / 1955 356 Continental 1500 Rust Red
