Porsche Spotting
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Must have been Rob! [
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andy watson
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Phew!!!,.......Glad you cleared that up []
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Yeah....wondered where this was heading [][][]
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Fat Albert
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Came out of my hotel in Reading this morning to find that my Car had met up with a younger sibling that looked quite tasty all stickered up!
Yes I had cleaned mine at the weekend (that's twice this year so far!), and it was covered in Dew, it isn't that Matte!
Yes I had cleaned mine at the weekend (that's twice this year so far!), and it was covered in Dew, it isn't that Matte!
Ewan
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I hardly ever see another 944, so was very surprised to see a red 2.7 (F reg) turn up at my daughters prep school this morning. Unfortunately I was in my 911 at the time.
Later I dropped the Carrera off for an MOT and collected the 944 from JMG.
Driving home this evening I spot the unmistakable lights (it was dark) of a 944 ahead. I catch up in seconds (as you do, being in a turbo[]). The car ahead turns out to be an E reg car in black. Not an S, so presumably a 8v 2.5. I follow it for a mile or so before it slows and stops, partially blocking the lane. I pull over to see what's up to discover that the poor chap has suddenly lost all gears and power. I push the car, while he sits and steers, into the nearby pub car park. Taking off the leather gear knob surround, and the black rubber surround beneath that, I discover the base on it has simply come away from the linkage - so hooking it all back together provides an instant fix. Rescue accomplished I carry on home, only to receive the usual "what kept you..." when I get home! There's no prizes for being a good samaritan in my house, apparently.
Later I dropped the Carrera off for an MOT and collected the 944 from JMG.
Driving home this evening I spot the unmistakable lights (it was dark) of a 944 ahead. I catch up in seconds (as you do, being in a turbo[
]). The car ahead turns out to be an E reg car in black. Not an S, so presumably a 8v 2.5. I follow it for a mile or so before it slows and stops, partially blocking the lane. I pull over to see what's up to discover that the poor chap has suddenly lost all gears and power. I push the car, while he sits and steers, into the nearby pub car park. Taking off the leather gear knob surround, and the black rubber surround beneath that, I discover the base on it has simply come away from the linkage - so hooking it all back together provides an instant fix. Rescue accomplished I carry on home, only to receive the usual "what kept you..." when I get home! There's no prizes for being a good samaritan in my house, apparently.
Great result!
Well done and we'll put you up for "member of the week" []
Well done and we'll put you up for "member of the week" [
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Fat Albert
New member
Drove into British Airway's HQ this morning and found an empty space next to a NA spec Left-hook 'S' in a rather nice colour!
ORIGINAL: Fat Albert
Drove into British Airway's HQ this morning and found an empty space next to a NA spec Left-hook 'S' in a rather nice colour!
US spec by the looks of it, just like Donal's
ORIGINAL: GlennS
Saw a few 944s at Rutland on Sunday. I reckon something was going on...
Thats cheating [
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