PORSCHE COULDN'T BELEIVE IT!!!
18 August 2006, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by ScoobyDoo555
Cem,
You still got the Ferrari? Is that what you've changed for the 997?
Dan
You still got the Ferrari? Is that what you've changed for the 997?
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18 August 2006, 07:58 PM
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Rannoch - yes I live in the vale of scarborough. Bought my 911 from specialist cars and often drop in to have a look at the toy shop!!!He's always got some amazing stuff - got a Dino in as well at the moment - that's one ferrari I could happily own...
As for the spec C - - love to come over - thanks for the invite !!!..was at elvington for TOTB and scoobynet so that would be fantastic!..
Totally agree about the alfasud - that's another car I have genuinely seriously considered nipping over to italy to acquire!!!
RB: my brother in law has a 930. This is only my opinion but personally this is definately one car where I much prefer the na. The turbo is far faster in a straight line but just nowhere near as raggable and a different feel altogether. It's the difference between a terrier and a doberman I suppose. They weigh too much for my liking and I just don't feel comfortable with the lag and that low compression engine with all that weight hanging out the back end...Totally different character IMO - personally I like the finesse of the na ( if you can call it that!)
As for the spec C - - love to come over - thanks for the invite !!!..was at elvington for TOTB and scoobynet so that would be fantastic!..
Totally agree about the alfasud - that's another car I have genuinely seriously considered nipping over to italy to acquire!!!
RB: my brother in law has a 930. This is only my opinion but personally this is definately one car where I much prefer the na. The turbo is far faster in a straight line but just nowhere near as raggable and a different feel altogether. It's the difference between a terrier and a doberman I suppose. They weigh too much for my liking and I just don't feel comfortable with the lag and that low compression engine with all that weight hanging out the back end...Totally different character IMO - personally I like the finesse of the na ( if you can call it that!)
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18 August 2006, 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Gastro
No he binned that and I believe Cem can be found driving around towing a kebab van in a Golf TDI
Yes, I ditched the 550 - right before a major service
Didn't fancy a £5k bill.Am patiently waiting for a proper, everyday, cheap to maintain, road car.
18 August 2006, 10:39 PM
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Originally Posted by flynnstudio
RB: my brother in law has a 930. This is only my opinion but personally this is definately one car where I much prefer the na. The turbo is far faster in a straight line but just nowhere near as raggable and a different feel altogether. It's the difference between a terrier and a doberman I suppose. They weigh too much for my liking and I just don't feel comfortable with the lag and that low compression engine with all that weight hanging out the back end...Totally different character IMO - personally I like the finesse of the na ( if you can call it that!)
18 August 2006, 11:37 PM
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Originally Posted by flynnstudio
Rannoch - yes I live in the vale of scarborough. Bought my 911 from specialist cars and often drop in to have a look at the toy shop!!!He's always got some amazing stuff - got a Dino in as well at the moment - that's one ferrari I could happily own...
As for the spec C - - love to come over - thanks for the invite !!!..was at elvington for TOTB and scoobynet so that would be fantastic!..
As for the spec C - - love to come over - thanks for the invite !!!..was at elvington for TOTB and scoobynet so that would be fantastic!..
we'll be there on Sept 2nd all being well. I potentially have a famous guest driver as well! So between the two of you I am sure I can get some great driving tips
My old Scoob will be there too - the one with 550bhp
and all being well that will also be running on the day Bring your 911 I would love to have a look at it.
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19 August 2006, 12:48 AM
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Rannoch,
Fantastic ...although I have a WRX300 now - hence the heartache over my deeply missed fair lady 911....
As for driving tips - well I'm sure your more likely to give me some!!....
Fantastic ...although I have a WRX300 now - hence the heartache over my deeply missed fair lady 911....
As for driving tips - well I'm sure your more likely to give me some!!....
21 August 2006, 09:17 PM
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For a bit of fun: My 911 classic having a short blatt...
The light failed really quick (in August?!) but I hope you enjoy:
http://www.dropshots.com/daymainfram...0030110&cimg=2
http://www.dropshots.com/daymainfram...0030110&cimg=1
http://www.dropshots.com/daymainfram...0030110&cimg=0
Graham
The light failed really quick (in August?!) but I hope you enjoy:
http://www.dropshots.com/daymainfram...0030110&cimg=2
http://www.dropshots.com/daymainfram...0030110&cimg=1
http://www.dropshots.com/daymainfram...0030110&cimg=0
Graham
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