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You all know I meant Real Morning Snow. Few days old but thought I would post. Love the look on people faces when you just wipe that snow and drive away!
Sorry, this ain't a Boxster!! Every 911 should have a nice roof over it's head. It hurts my heart to see that poor 996 out there in the snow, all covered up and cold. There should be better 911 endagerment laws!! I should call PPS (Porsche Protective Services) on you!!
Agree with Gant. There is NO WAY IN HELL either of my 996's would sleep outside. One of the main reasons we moved to North Carolina instead of going back to DC......land, land, and more land. Not to mention close to alot of GREAT tracks!
Sure it's your perogative. But why so testy when somebody tells YOU how THEY would park their car overnight? Lighten up ML. Gant is just playing with you. Did you beleive there is a PPS?
I like to think that if there was one, I would likely not be one of the first person convicted based on some of the stuff we saw here (including the recent 996 on a Toyota frame!)
Brings up an idea: how about a wall of shame?
It's not so much the elements that bother me in my part of town, it's the SUV/Minivan/POS driving neighbors that park by "feel" rather than by sight. One of my neighbors left his brand new BMW 5 series on the street one night, and in the morning when I drove by, some dork had parked his Windstar against his front bumper so he wouldn't get a ticket for parking too close to the fire hydrant. The 5 is now always in his driveway.
Oh, don't get me wrong, I had a Boxster and a Boxster S....and I LOVED 'em. It's just that my 911 is more of a queen...
She hates it when I leave her out at nite, such-as when I sleep at a friends house. She thinks she's too good to be left out with all the other cars. I just go along with it...
Nope, but it's another great Porsche...
Some of Porsches best road cars (and race cars) have been their mid-engined cars
911 GT1
Carrera GT
Boxster
914
550
RSK
RS61
904
906
Elva Porsche Mark VII
907
908
910
917
936
P6P Indy
956
March 836
962
966
K8
WSC Spyder
Fabcar Daytona Prototype
and even one of the fastest street 911's ever built....... the GT1
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