Should I sell?

[owb1]

Thanks - right answer!

I've been set on a cab but recently noticed a couple of the later "S" wide body coupes. I'm determined to sabotage my dream aren't I?

Another spanner is that my wife's Cayenne which is the main car packed in today with a prop shaft failure so we're in mine for a week or so until it's fixed; if "mine" is going to become a 996 we might struggle with the 4 year old and 15 month old boys for anything more than a few days. The dog would just have to stay home!

 

[Dylan1]

i dont know-i shoehorned my wife and an 18yr old and 16 yr old for a day trip to Wales.they wre glad when it ended

 

[owb1]

Nice picture.

One "reason" for the cab was the ease of access into the back seats to fit the baby chairs (as long as it's not raining - we live near Manchester!) and then the boys can climb in, or be shoehorned in - I've a feeling it'll be nipper in the front, me and number one in the back and wife driving in comfort.

I've got to find one this week as I'm running out of "free" time to shop.
Just seen a 997 on the forum for <30...

 

[geoffpfc]

[8D] I think I'll change my career so that I can use the Porsche more often, like others I am guilty of washing it and then putting it back into the garage, but I have driven round the Nordschliefe for 5 laps and that alone justifies buying it and since then I attend two trackdays each year,

My wife has recently found out what it costs, she said "we" should not be spending that amount of money on a car, I had to remind her that she does not work and has spent £1000 on a cat ( yes- that is three 0's - enuff said!), but she has admitted that she was like a dog with 2 ***** when I took her to lunch in it on Friday as it still attracts a lot of admiring looks, she even said that she regrets not being in the car when I went round the Nordschliefe!! - I just need to get back there asap!

Enjoy