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What's wrong with a Green Porsche. Here's mine

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Anyone else got a green 911 ?
 
John - just you wait till PEYTY 2009!!! I am going to bring a bag of Lancashire's best soil just for the roof of your 993!! [:D][:D]
 
I am going to bring a bag of Lancashire's best soil just for the roof of your 993!!
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As long as its air cooled soil and not water - members of the Green Party are we? [;)]
 
There must be other Green Porsche owners out there. So far only me and Peter ???

By the way mines Lagoon Green Metalic
 
ORIGINAL: rob.kellock
I'm just waiting for Zeb to come along to confirm that blue ones are faster!
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Rob - as a legal man you should no better that to tease us like this!!! It's so not fair - we are in a minority and I think we could ask Barry to for the Green Car Register!!

People like us, with good taste should be treated very special [:D][:D][:D][:D]
 
Peter, just realised that your Isetta is green too. Barry won't let you register that!

I like green cars - can anyone post a nice picture of a car in Viper? I remember seeing a 996 Turbo at Specialist Cars at Malton that looked superb.
 
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ORIGINAL: Andrew M Bonner


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Now that is a sight for sore eyes!
No no - not the car you fools - the background!
There was a Fleet Air Arm Naval Air Station there a few years back and I was stationed there from '82 - '94 in between trips to sea at HM pleasure of course!
Happy days.............................
 
There was a Fleet Air Arm Naval Air Station there a few years back and I was stationed there from '82 - '94 in between trips to sea at HM pleasure of course!
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RNAS Osprey me thinks....was down there a few weeks ago as a guest on HMS Exeter; soon to be another casualty of the RN cut backs.

Here's one of the Air Station Peter...if you could just get that flippin' green car out the way....phish!

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ORIGINAL: Andrew M Bonner
RNAS Osprey me thinks....was down there a few weeks ago as a guest on HMS Exeter; soon to be another casualty of the RN cut backs.
Here's one of the Air Station Peter...if you could just get that flippin' green car out the way....phish!
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Hi Andrew
Thanks for the photo and yes you are partly correct it was RNAS Portland attached to HMS Osprey vis the naval dockyard.
Was down there last year and I was horrified at the way it had all changed. They call it progress I guess, but that is just a smokescreen for cost cutting.
I recall the HMS Exeter was commisioned in 1980 and that is certainly due for retirement!!
Do you live in the area?
 
Do you live in the area?
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Yes Peter, just over the Ridgeway from Weymouth in HRH's newly created village at Poundbury. Lived down here for 40 yrs; parents moved here from 'Lancashire' back in 1965.

My door is always open and the kettle ready should you fancy a visit down again during Summer 2009.

Regards
 
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