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More than once I have found myself deep into a lovely Porsche moment only to discover that the turn signals have been foolishly blinking away for heavens knows how long.
I was considering the dashborad mount nodding doggie eye flashers but maybe there's a better solution out there?
Should I turn in my keys?
Hahaha...I saw a Porsche the other day on Bayview,blinker was on from Lawrence past York Mills....I figured the guy was doing a really wide left hand turn...maybe it was you!
Carbon:
I don't do Bayview so itwarn't me, but was that you I followed up the 400 to Muskoka 2 Sundays ago at ebullient velocities c/w with beret set at a jaunty attitude?
Mine's got the PFAFF silver upper windshield graphic should you see something familiar in the rearview next time.
Embarassing, isn't it? Have had those same moments. Uphill ramp entry to the hi-way from work, great echoes of the PSE from the sides as the car blasts upward, turn signal on to get into the hi-way, hit the speed limit on second gear. Pass several people, enjoying the "Porsche" moment, then feel like a fool as you notice the blinker is still on. Yep, been there, done that
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Palting:
Yep, thats exactly the scenario that I have repeated the offence, engaging merging traffic whilst blasting up the onramp, aint it sweet! Glad I'm not the only one, Thanks!
In my other tomb-like rides you notice the chimes but the Porsche is a busy place when its working it's magic.
Saw a boxtser in the same situation.. Perfect macho with a gorgeous woman next to him, crusing slow, roof open, hair dancing in the wind... and the blinker constantly on! No pleeeeeaaaaase!!!
Waz
You know of course that the door pockets have been designed by Porsche to perfectly fit a colostomy bag...Bose are designing an amplifier for both the turn signal indicators and also to amplify still further the parking sensor beeps. Don't worry, Porsche will take care of you!
