Porsche Chat

I’m sure though, the minute I get one, the price hike will slow ..

 

Wait till mid year, I’ll bet there’s a softening of car values across the board whilst everyone’s scrambling to stay afloat amidst rapid inflation, (keep an eye on the prices of the Porsche Carrera GT’s [emoji51])

 

Model for model, when available a manual Ferrari is dramatically more sought after than a paddle.

The absence of nanny aids on early cars is another part of the reason for their desirability.

 

Which year ?

 

I guess I asked for that [emoji23]

 

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Not a bad piece on the differences between the Zagato and the standard GT

 

Yawn.

We were talking about new Porsches with a manual option.

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992 manual
Best looking 911

 

Best looking? Well, ok.

 

To me
1985 911 with whale tail is good but smallish proportional for me

 

3.3 930 for me

Tough as

 

Yes. 930 is good looking too. Wide body

 

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Fugly.

 

Hell yeah

 

Managed 503 kms in this yesterday. Headed West through Geelong then via some back roads to Deans March then over the Ottways into Apollo Bay.

I was stunned at the general courtesy of the drivers who pulled into the slow vehicle turnouts to let me through. This was a clear change from a year ago.

There was a very heavy police presence around Birragurra where 4 patrol cars had closed a road and were interviewing approximately 10 motorcyclists but apart from that I saw no other patrol cars.

Was a very nice day.


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Anything like the drive from Apollo Bay we did many years ago ?

That was a day to remember in more ways than one

 

John, same road, and it's just as much fun now as it was back then.

And yes, that drive was quick, even by your standards.

 

Very good sir!

You'd have been happy to drive my new 365 back to Melbourne BTW!

 

That’s lovely Carl, good for you and it’s still got it’s original exhaust by the looks of it, beautiful scenery [emoji106]

 

It does, was a relatively low mileage car when I bought it, 59,000kms and with a series of sympathetic owners, hadn't been lebbod.

 

I remember seeing the speedo needle at the 3 o'clock position many times at which point I just kept my eyes on the road after it got quick after that

 

You dummy! You were looking at the clock.

 

Sorted!