Yes and I keep trying to change gear with the door handle. Follows a pattern though as my 964RS was Maritime Blue and LHD; 996GT3 was Black and RHD; now back to Blue and LHD; so anyone know of a black RHD 991 GT3 [ORIGINAL: stokey Whoops Nick, am I right in thinking they put the wheel on the wrong side?[]
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Nick That is very very nice, love the colour a proper drivers car well done. look forward to seeing it on the SW weekend. I agree with John you need to sort some continental trips for us all. GeoffORIGINAL: lowndes Last Thursday saw a return to the 997 Register fold. Car is a 1 owner, Gen II CS with 20k miles and FPSH. Now ready of a tour of the SW Riviera.![]()
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Stunning car Nick Looking forward to seeing on the southwest drive Colour is stunning Paul
Thanks John. Hope Cathay manage to get their act together on the roster.ORIGINAL: jbm Lovely car, Nick, looking forward to seeing (and hearing!) it on the SW drive in March.
Gary, I always view blue as being the thinking man’s choice in the absence of Meteor/Cocoa.[ORIGINAL: garyw Stunning car Nick, I look forward to seeing it.. It seems as if Blue is the new register colour!
Geoff, any tips on how to become a proper driver [ORIGINAL: geoff lane That is very very nice, love the colour a proper drivers car well done. look forward to seeing it on the SW weekend. I agree with John you need to sort some continental trips for us all. Geoff
Get yourself a proper instructor like this chap......[ORIGINAL: lowndes Geoff, any tips on how to become a proper driver [].
Good thing neither your nor my car have manual clutches then...........[:-]ORIGINAL: garyw Still my favourite instructor video... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4ZmolZCnX8 Yes Nick, see you in the SW...
Surely that's a pedal (as in foot) clutch and a manual gearbox..? (A proper driver's car....[8|][ORIGINAL: okellyt Good thing neither your nor my car have manual clutches then...........[:-]
Thought a proper drivers car was one you had to drive at 20mph over the levels and on normal British road so a not to damage the underneath or driver but you could crack on about how fast it is on a track.............. Hang on isn't that a Ferrari, or indeed what the owners club drivers mostly do....... Ahhh a proper drivers car = Ferrari.......ORIGINAL: tscaptainSurely that's a pedal (as in foot) clutch and a manual gearbox..? (A proper driver's car....[8|][ORIGINAL: okellyt Good thing neither your nor my car have manual clutches then...........[:-]]) Unless you have very long arms...[
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Welcome Tamer. Which region are you in? Updated your status to "Club member"[ORIGINAL: Tamer Here's my transport system![]()
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Thanks very much Alan. What a pleasant surprise. That was a very nice touch, thank you. I was going to send a request for this but reading through the forums I noticed there was quite a queue of others asking for the same and decided the admin must be inundated with requests and to leave it for another day. Thanks again. I'm in region 16 - Gloucestershire. Have been a member of PCGB since last May, just going through my first membership renewal. Have not made it to any of the regional meetings yet as I (still) play football on Wednesdays but will try to make it to Wooton under edge in the near future. I will be at Castle Coombe on Saturday. But not planning on going on the track this time as I think last time I peed a few drivers off (was my first time on track) and I couldn't contain the adrenalin rush with my 911 well up for whizzing around the track. I didn't have a clue what part of the track I was driving throughout most of the time during the five or six laps I went round it and totally forgot the instructions during the pre race ;-) Also hoping to participate in the upcoming Gliding event in Trowbridge next month and Air Tattoo in Fairford in July that Stuart and Elaine are organising for R16, so might see you around. Ps. Just peeped at your profile and love that shot of your Turbo taking off round one of the bends - and I note that was at Castle Coombe! ;-)Welcome Tamer. Which region are you in? Updated your status to "Club member"
Tamer
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Yes. Very polite and relatively calm instructor. "less than ideal situation" indeed. Had me in stitches... You use your other other right foot for the brake you plonker!! Ha ha ha ha..ORIGINAL: garyw Still my favourite instructor video... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4ZmolZCnX8 Yes Nick, see you in the SW...
Newly joined club, on my second Porsche now after years as an Audi man. Had a 2007 997 4S first, now have a 2011 997 turbo and loving it. Steve.
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