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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Coming out of a parking garage this afternoon in Tysons. See another C4S coming in, blink lights. Driver looks at me like I had just propositioned her. Who are these poseurs?

POST 2Original post

want to see confused? Try that with someone behind the wheel of a Cayenne!

POST 3Original post

Try it with anybody these days...the only people who seem to know what it means are drivers of classic cars.

POST 4Original post

I've been flashing AND waving a bit now. Apparently, there's only camraderie on country roads....

POST 5Original post

Screw you Porsche guys Naw just kidding kidding the only way if i know the guy is a true enthusiast is to see him/her at the track. ........................................................................ ..........................................and speaking of why isn't there more hotties at the track?

POST 6Original post

Good question. I did a track day with the Ferrari club of Washington and they had some Hotties (2nd or 3rd wives I guess).

POST 7Original post

No, Ferrari owners wouldn't bring their wives to the track...

POST 8Original post

Never flash or wave....there are way to many P in the Newport area..they are kind of the BMW 3 series here.....

POST 9Original post

I've had good experience with 997 guys. 996 is a hit or miss, especially in the 99-01 models. Not sure what it all means.

POST 11Original post

mostly on country roads or in lightly populated town areas... 993 owners tend to return the best, also wtih higher echelon models, GT3/Turbos... A cayenne actually flashed me awhile ago... i was so surprised i barely had time to wave. There are a few ladies around here who are enthusiasts, see them driving and they always flash (lights...) Nycebo: In manhattan, its difficult - theres so much traffic, one is too busy avoiding all the insane cabbies and clueless tourists.

POST 12Original post

During the meet this weekend I saw a 996 going the opposite direction of 6 of us in a row and not wave. On Saturday morning, though, a turbo 996 damn near slammed on brakes to look and wave at me.

POST 13Original post

I always try to flash. Almost broke the stem off trying not to miss once. Got an "oh honey" from the kind missus. I get a 70% return from 911s, 50% return on boxters. I haven't flashed a Cayenne -- I don't see them in time, but there are lots.

POST 14Original post

Wow, now we're deciding who are enthusiasts and who are posuers. I thought that was the responsibility of the 993 forum.

POST 15Original post

Come on, why don't you admit it. She was a good looking woman and you were just trying to get to meet her. Seriously back in the 70s I use to flash my lights at all Porsches and would get acknowledged at least 90% of the time. Today it's less than half. I'm not sure why the change.

POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Fast-the worst part was she was a dog! Double humiliation...LOL.

POST 17Original post

chuckla: LOL That explains it. She's never been flashed before.

POST 18Original post

Aren't those always the ones that think you're hitting on them?

POST 19Original post

If you think the flash/don't flash decision in a Porsche is weird...try to decide from a japanese crotch-rocket whether you'll wave at Harleys ????? I use to get the single finger salute. The best one is to flash nice looking ladies in Porsches when you have your two kids in the back seat...they always get a puzzled look.

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