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“New” 996 in the area. Ragged out with dents on every panel.... the few times I’ve seen it the owner hasn’t even washed it either. Is there hospice for these old cars?

b3freak wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2019 3:55 pm “New” 996 in the area. Ragged out with dents on every panel.... the few times I’ve seen it the owner hasn’t even washed it either. Is there hospice for these old cars? EA225847-627D-416B-BB03-B6B5EF8B06CF.jpeg

Is gnat visiting your area? He is always bragging about how bad the paint is on his wife's 996. Not sure about dents...

Sounds like my kind of owner!

Of course her car has a dent (and I was involved in it's addition), but that car is missing the best aerokit Porsche has and probably ever will design.

And that owner probably never heard of 28 modes of failure, JD40 racing oil, and may even use non N rated tires.

B3, photoshop a Porsche version of ricer ticket and issue him a copy. He got dent, dirty car, porsche crests not pointing to vavle stem, non N rated tires...am I missing something?

Kalashnikov wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2019 6:12 pm And that owner probably never heard of 28 modes of failure, JD40 racing oil, and may even use non N rated tires.

B3, photoshop a Porsche version of ricer ticket and issue him a copy. He got dent, dirty car, porsche crests not pointing to vavle stem, non N rated tires...am I missing something?

Yes. Pumpkins. His car still has Pumpkins.


And, he would have had the spoiler up, 'cept it's broken.

gnat wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2019 5:13 pm Sounds like my kind of owner!

Of course her car has a dent (and I was involved in it's addition), but that car is missing the best aerokit Porsche has and probably ever will design.

This dude looks pretty content. Tall guy and happy looking... not a care in the world. Bet ya has no clue of internet forums or all the problems that plague the car. To him, this is a fancy way to get from A to B. Probably snagged it at a local car auction down near the Atlanta Dragway where a lot of the dealers dump their problematic cars and/or cars that have no potential of quickly selling within their 30 day limit. Heck, my local dealership offered me $17K on trade on my last Cab, but admitted they would just send it to auction since it's not a car they'd feel would sell quickly. However, lots of the locals go down to the auctions on the weekends and look for weird and interesting things to buy if they can get it for cheap.

This car obviously is an early 98 build due do the pumpkins which means dual row bearing. Next time I see this dude in town and going to strike up a conversation and see what he knows. Now my curiosity is getting the best of me. ha! Maybe I'll put a 996Outpost stick on his car? lol

Yo Radler is good beer for the summer. I prefer mine with lemonade but the grapefruit one hits the spot.

Shitty Sunday night in SoCal.

Kevin Hart almost dies in a wreck the totaled his ‘70 Cuda on Mulholland.

https://www.newser.com/story/279933/har ... gn=rss_top

Then the horrific boat fire. God help those people.

FRUNKenstein wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2019 11:30 am Shitty Sunday night in SoCal.

Kevin Hart almost dies in a wreck the totaled his ‘70 Cuda on Mulholland.

https://www.newser.com/story/279933/har ... gn=rss_top

Then the horrific boat fire. God help those people.

The people in the Cuda look to be lucky to be alive.

The boat fire does not sound promising...

On a different note, I feel like I should buy this for $300, although I am not sure why. It is the right color.


https://kansascity.craigslist.org/pts/d ... 49954.html

Used Porsche Type 964 RS 3.8 Rear Wing/Spoiler... NEW PRICE! - $300 (Overland Park)

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(There are no scratches on the ends, merely surface reflections in the photographs.)

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