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Lovely car, and a fantastic choice I had a speed yellow one about 12 years ago that I loved dearly There great cars
unpc said: Nice example you have there. Back in the early 90s I went to buy one of these new but I mistakenly took my now wife who talked me into buying a newish 964C2 instead. I now realise I bought the wrong car and probably the wrong wife . Front engined Porsches were generally better to drive than the 911 in those days. Thanks, although the 964s are lovely too. An RS was my ultimate goal at one point but alas theyโre well out of reach now. I certainly donโt feel shortchanged with this car thoughMogsmex said: Lovely car, and a fantastic choice I had a speed yellow one about 12 years ago that I loved dearly There great cars Thanks Mogsmex, the yellow cars are very cool. This one gets quite a bit of attention as it is, I could only imagine a speed yellowChevronB19 said: Beautiful. I had a 924S and always intended to move up to a 968 (of any variety, my uncle had a sport). Then life and racing got in the way.The only thing I would say, from a safety point of view (and Iโm only saying this based on the pictures, and no offence meant or intended), get a harness bar - more than 45 degrees drop from seat to mounting is a recipe for a broken seat and therefore (potentially) back in a heavy accident.No offence taken at all, thanks very much for pointing that out. Itโs years since Iโve been on a track, and it was only a couple of times anyway, and Iโm not too au fait with the ins and outs of harnesses so Iโll definitely look into thatstichill99 said: Tyrells Classic Workshop last night on the 968 CSYes, he seemed to enjoy that. I have to be honest that, as I donโt plan to track my car, a Sport or a CS with the lux pack like that would possibly suit me better. However, I specifically wanted one without the extras and it had to have the buckets. A bit silly really, but for me itโs part of making what a CS is all aboutOn the buckets, itโs a bit of a limbo-style performance getting in and out (Iโm on the tall side), but once in theyโre pretty comfortable albeit a b
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I've found myself in the fortunate circumstances recently to be able to justify an extra driveway slot filler. Filling this final driveway slot would be a hindrance, in that it would make it harder to park, harder to load a 3 year old into the back of whichever car we wanted to use, make washing any of the cars very difficult without relocating something to the street temporarily... but it would fit a much needed requirement.I've never owned a car with more than four cylinders, or with more than 2.0 litres of capacity.I've been fantasising about what vehicle could help me fix this for years, a
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Iโm on the brink. We live in the lakes now and this would tick the do-it-all machine. Tbf, so would a 2023/4 FFRR PHEV which are ยฃ60k less and now come with a 2yr LR used warranty ! But the Octa is more fun and a much more serious road SUV for a laugh. Iโm also having the - get a Nomad plus a FFRR for the same money thoughtโฆ.
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Growing up in a small Scottish village in the 1980s, anything remotely exotic was a rare sight. Supercars lived in magazines, not on our roads.Then a new lad joined the school. His family moved into a very flash bespoke house on the edge of the village and, more importantly, his dad was a proper petrolhead. For the first time in my life I saw a Porsche in the flesh. I was about eight years old, and there it was: a Guards Red Porsche 944 sitting on the driveway.To an eight-year-old boy, it may as well have been a Ferrari F40.I stood staring at the thing in complete awe and made myself a promise
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