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Interesting idea. That's the same date pretty much, no?
Let’s start by bringing your Porsche back from the dead, then we’ll work on Rodania 😉
Yeah- we just saw your potential swag 🙄 perhaps you can do something crafty with them! Like cufflinks, earrings, charm bracelets….
Cockrings? Gotta admit, it would be memorable.
I think you are confusing this OF with the other OF on the internet…once again.
I only caught wind of it too late last year but I'm definitely gonna try to make it this year!
So, security - I assume with all the Porsches (I intend to add mine to the mix!) the parking at the place is garaged and non-valet?
I only caught wind of it too late last year but I'm definitely gonna try to make it this year!
So, security - I assume with all the Porsches (I intend to add mine to the mix!) the parking at the place is garaged and non-valet?
Lol- if we use the same venue, small open lot that fills up fast and street parking - but it’s a nice neighborhood with lots of eyes on the street. Besides, the thieves are going after Kia’s and Hyundais right now.
So, security - I assume with all the Porsches (I intend to add mine to the mix!) the parking at the place is garaged and non-valet?
No need for a garage -- the nice thing about an older 911 is it easily fits in small parallel parking spaces.
Don't worry, my WRX will steal the show. 😎
Only if no one brings an Evo 😜
...those are the two I was looking at when I was ready to replace the Talon, but my then-wife decided I needed a more 'grown-up' car for the one time a year her parents (who were in their early 50s) might need to ride in it. So I wound up with a Volvo. 🤦 As an engineer, it still hurts to drive a car meant for architects 😲
Boy is that true. I bought a Kia for my nephew as he's a recent college grad and just starting out. The car is registered and insured in my name and he's listed as the primary driver with the car at his address. He lives in the Fishtown area of Philadelphia and parks on the street. A few months ago he came out to the car in the morning to find the rear window broken and the steering column torn apart. For whatever reason, the would be joyriders decided to leave his car and take another Kia parked down the street. A couple thousand dollars later ($500 deductible for me), the car was back and he now uses a club on the steering wheel pending a computer software upgrade from Kia that will disable the ignition system. And I'll add a shameless plug for Amica, truly a great insurance company (yes, really) that actually does what it says that its going to do and takes care of its policyholders.