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Thought of changing the RS, however, no soul in the GT3. In fact it behaved like my BMW M3 CSL predictable and boring with little danger.
 
it behaved like my BMW M3 CSL predictable and boring with little danger.

Try driving it with the engine fired up next time. I found this makes a big difference and you don't get quite so much dribble down your front from the Brrrm Brrrm noises.

No Soul!!! Pah... Mind you, Soul is a bit old hat - James Brown is in his seventh decade and is as boring as Terry Wogan.

Roland Rat??? Wasn't he the failed advertising puppet working with some fat comic (?) bloke for a now defunct TV company???

duck and run[8|]
 
Soul might be old hat but James Brown still rocks!! I never thought of it like that before, interesting thought:

964 RS = James Brown
GT3 = Boyzone

I know which I would prefer ..............
 
Yoda

That's rather unfair. I think of the GT3 more as Britney - Nice body but the same old song rehashed time and time again [:D]

Tim

I think you are getting muddled between the stupid and annoying sock puppet and Rolland Rat, the star of childrens' TV in the early 80's. Roland had a very succesful career, the sock puppet didn't.
 
the stupid and annoying sock puppet

Well that didn't last long.... Well spotted Simon!!

Don't think we ought to compare cars to music after all Yoda.... Especially as the 2 cars here are amongst the best Porsche produced and comparing them with a septegenarian tiddler fiddler and a bunch of whining pre-pubescent yoofs could be a tad offensive to some here of a sensitive nature.

James Brown still rocks!!! Now come on ..... only when one of the end rubbers falls out of his zimmer! Then he rocks all over da place.

Rolandrat. Have you made any other predictable and boring choices in your life??? We would all be interes(yawn)ed. Oh, sorry.
 
Some people just don't understand classics (like the 2.7 RS or James Brown) - ground breaking in their time, still pretty damn good today...........

Simon - agree Boyzone may be a little harsh, perhaps more Rick Astley.
 
Boyzone....nah far to rock and roll......Girls Aloud, Spice Girls, Cheeky Girls.....you can see the theme emerging here

Welcome back feroz.....how were the colonies!
 
Hi Jim

Colonies were fantastic - reef and Whitsunday islands were stunning, food and weather outstanding. The great ocean road was one of my best ever road drives (even in a rental car), I would have killed to have my RS there.

Hope all is well with you.
 
Yoda

Great ocean road is the dog's isn't it?

We managed to swap the rental Fairlane for a Boxster when we were there last year.

That experience was one of the deciding factors in me getting a Porsche.

Regards

Rob
 
s'all good Fo'z...though clearly not as good as you mate....guess we'll all have to do with the South Wales valleys...that is if you ever get around to getting us together [8D] good to have you back...oh and enjoy emptying your inbox won't you![:mad:]
 
Blimey Mel...not even I would knock the old GT3 boys that hard..this Rat guy seems to be really a true convert of the LEICTHBAU!!

964RS = Rory Gallagher Live

GT3 = Richard Clayderman........

 
964RS = Rory Gallagher Live

GT3 = Richard Clayderman........

You might be right about the former - obscure and dead for some time (RORY Gallagher

1948 - 1995 - http://www.hut.fi/~khagelbe/rory.html


but in your dreams re the latter.
 
Being one of the few people who have gone from a GT3 Mk1 to a 964RS I would make the following observations/comments:-

GT3 Mk1 Made me feel special every time I drove it, I was proud to own it. It was never soulless but it also never really had that scary factor that a GT2 or 964RS has i.e Am I driving the car or is the car driving me ?
In summation a fantastic modern car, capable of going to the shops in Woking or Geneva no matter where you started out from ! It has fantastic road presence but has been cloned too much by "ordinary" 996's

For me 996 GT3 Mk1 = Rod Argent [slightly rock n roll]

964RS = Led Zeppelin [the epitomy of rock music]

Allan[8|]
 
Rory Gallagher R.I.P. [&o]

Now there was a guitarist......

BTW, anybody know where I can get tickets for the Cream reunion at the Albert Hall???[;)]

Mel
 
to be fair chaps......having driven both.....you have got to be a little unhinged to want a 964RS in favour of a GT3 all things being equal?

on the basis of "character" for which read unpredictable and dangerous I both love and hate my RS in equal measure and both my 996 and the 997 I disowned were lacking in that certain something which for me "was" porscheness that IMHO the 964 RS and GT3 (in fact the also SCRS, 3.2CS, 993RS) have in spades?...but all that is clearly based on my perception of Porscheness?

Hey Roland....what about a 993RS?

and to Richards point in all these discussions its largely not about the car it IS about the driver? no? AND I'll warrant alot about image? and perception?
 
to be fair ........... I would rather have a GT3 (money no object) so that I could sell it and buy 2 964RSs!!! One for the track and one to polish.

I looked at both and I think they are both fantastic cars. Deciding factors for me were driver involvement and cost (especially if you do a few track days). I also love the 993 RS and the ..............
 
AND I'll warrant alot about image? and perception?

If you mean to the public at large I disagree....

I mean, I am a balding ageing git with a shiny red porsche!!! Sad or wot??? Do I care what people think???[:)]
 

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