Never been on track/No track miles
#1
Drifting
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Never been on track/No track miles
I am just musing here, but when you see an ad where someone says the car has never been on track, maybe I am alone, but I view that as a negative.
A track car is more likely to have things like regular replacement of known and obvious issues. More likely to have fittings welded or pinned. Stuff like that.
Plus, it's the spirit of the thing. Porsches are magical and amazing, but you have to drive them to know that,
Sorry just feeling like I wanted to say +1 to the cars that get tracked and driven as designed!
A track car is more likely to have things like regular replacement of known and obvious issues. More likely to have fittings welded or pinned. Stuff like that.
Plus, it's the spirit of the thing. Porsches are magical and amazing, but you have to drive them to know that,
Sorry just feeling like I wanted to say +1 to the cars that get tracked and driven as designed!
#3
Three Wheelin'
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#5
Rennlist Member
I am just musing here, but when you see an ad where someone says the car has never been on track, maybe I am alone, but I view that as a negative.
A track car is more likely to have things like regular replacement of known and obvious issues. More likely to have fittings welded or pinned. Stuff like that.
A track car is more likely to have things like regular replacement of known and obvious issues. More likely to have fittings welded or pinned. Stuff like that.
I purposely went overboard on parts replacement/upgrade because it makes the car better to drive on the track with less concern over failures.
My other thought is the "no track time" in ads is as likely as no boogers on the seat/carpet.