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For the record, I've tried to change my Porker for various things over the last couple of years but there's just no point: it's the best driver's car I've ever experienced and is simply iconic.

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For the record, I've tried to change my Porker for various things over the last couple of years but there's just no point: it's the best driver's car I've ever experienced and is simply iconic.

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POST 1Original post

I would rather loose an eye(touch wood) than be without my Porker! You are obviously determined enough to get another! Good luck!

POST 2Original post

I love the 993 Turbo - I 'd get a black one. It such a lairy looking, razzy, arrogant impatient car.... Bosshog - I know the feeling (although not with a Porsche.)

POST 3Original post

Tell you what Boss H, This is not unusual when you lose a loved one. I find myself similarly emotional over previously owned cars but ultimately, unless you're an overpaid fop of a footballer with no soul (after all, who else would sell such a magnificent Cerbera 4.5 like you know who given such immense financial freedom?), you have to move on. If you can't, then whatever you do, don't buy the latest edition of EVO magazine. It'll get you going again! For the record, I've tried to change my Porker for various things over the last couple of years but there's just no point: it's the best driver's car I've ever experienced and is simply iconic. In black too, it's the Porsche nemisis to all things red. You know what needs doing, don't you? Make the call... >> Edited by derestrictor on Friday 2nd August 16:02

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

argghhh - stop tempting me........

POST 5Original post

In order to buy another one, perhaps? He's had about 3, hasn't he? Or maybe he's got his name down for a Tuscan-R?

POST 6Original post

Perhaps he's on a quest to find one that doesn't break down. 'Cerbera Number 4 will be fine, Victoria, Mr Wheeler told me so!' >> Edited by domster on Monday 5th August 14:17

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POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Its not fair - I miss my 993 bi-turbo sooooo much. I want another Porsche turbo.......sob...sniff.... why oh why did I think a house in france is what I needed........ Its like torture being on this newsgroup!

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