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In one sentence how you were feeling the first time you saw your Porsche.Here is a few pics of when mine came in off the boat. Man has my car changed, and I need to thank my fellow Rennlisters for helping me spending money..at least thats what i tell my wife. My Feelings and thoughts were "Man you have arrived" New and Now Pics!
do you still have the stock wheels that were on the car? i'd love to buy them...
No they were gone a long time ago, but my winter wheels are Turno twists II that will be for sale real soon.
I remember when you posted that first pic! I can't believe my 2004 has 33,000 miles.
riad You do Porsche proud!
That garage looks like HEAVEN! Congrats on the new ride - it's sick!
Can't believe I've got 43k on mine already.
whats the dif between the classic twist and the twist IIs? are they both 18" and setup for a narrowbody 996? what kind of price?
I was a bit nervous taking delivery of my 996 as it rolled off the truck. Not sure how it would all turned out as it's my first cab. My first drive was to fill up the tank and head to the back roads w the top down on Thanksgiving evening! It was a bit cold but very exciting. Sorry, I don't think that was a single sentence!!
kilrgt, going back to when I first saw your car during the Vette-Pcar thread wars: you have one phenomenal looking ride. Pristine.
I took delivery of my first 911, a '93 C2, at the factory on a Monday morning in May of 1993. In a large skylit area sat approximately 25 cars awaiting the arrival of their new owners to the delivery hall in Stuttgart. Separated from herd was my gleaming new Polar Silver C2. While there were many other colors on display in the hall, I was certain mine looked the best. OK, second best to the Polar Silver Turbo parked nearby for delivery the same morning. The Porsche rep conducting my delivery was excellent. Very knowledgeable, and answered all my questions. When I asked about the break-in procedure, he advised not exceeding 5000 rpm for the first 500 miles and to vary my road speed as much as possible. I told him that I was to attend a 3 day driving school at the Nurburgring beginning Thursday and asked him for any advice. He smiled and just commented, "Drive 500 miles before Thursday". A few minutes later, I decended the ramp from the second floor delivery area and pulled in to Stuutgart traffic. The adventure had begun. It continues to this day, two 911's later. Cheers,
My first though....I haven't driven a stick shift in 10 years...hope I don't stall right in front of the good-looking (female) salesrep. Second though...crap I guess I have to tell my wife that I DID buy a Porsche. Third though (5 minutes later) I feel I have driven this thing all my life...it fits like a glove.
Yikes - aren't you only, like, 29 or something? No matter what I ultimately drive, I don't think I will have "arrived" until I'm lounging on a St. Tropez beach, reading a book, at 65.
or rather lounging on a 65 Ft boat off St-Tropez with a 29 yr old trophy girlfriend.
When I got mine and brought it home I couldn't believe I have a Porsche in my garage. It was like a dream.
I still get that feeling now when I go to the garage frige for a cold one.
Why would you be reading a book lounging on a beach in StTropez?
Yeah, she's been ridden harder than a Mexican stripper when the rent is due, but she looks a lot better!
That statement is like when you first walk into a great club/bar, its awsome but you know the night is only going to get better.Arriving doesn't mean I am done it simply means Its only starting
nice pics, Paul... I love the progression she has gone under, you can't let her go now!
Thanks Jon, but i will have fun modding the new car, I might just keep it tho when the new one comes, then i can really start to play with it, I am thinking about doing some cams , massaging the heads and adding a charger for kicks, I just hope it wont be faster then my new turbo , or I can foresee some K24 Turbos, I wont be able to sleep knowing my c2 beats up on my TT! But if I do sell it all of the mods will be taken off and offered to my fellow listers first.
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