mooble117

My parents have this freind who has an old 911. One day he took me for a ride on some twisty roads. OMG that was the most fun things i've ever done. You guys are so lucky. I'm only 14 but some day i hope to buy a 997 or w/e new 911 there is. Ciao.

Uli911

Mmhhh, das tut gut !

Rob951

Been there buddy. I never got to go for a ride in one though, but I knew that I loved them, and I still do. My $0.02cdn, save now, buy a 944 when you're sixteen or able to drive. It gets you into a Porsche and is a great entry vehicle, you're friends will worship you and I'm sure there would be nothing better than driving a better car than all your teachers Plus, you can get a decent one for a reasonable price. You may have to get the folks to help with the insurance though, there's a certain stigma with insurance companies and Porsche. I did it with a 944 Turbo (although a bit older than you when I did it) and am now looking for a 911. Good luck.

Gary R.

I'd give you both my 911's to be 14 again... who is lucky??

rnln

hohoho at 14, I didn't even have a chance to touch the 911 :lol:

pjc

Porsche were only manufacturing 356's when I was 14.

Aaaaaaaah!!!

PJC

LuisGT3

At 14 I was stealing my dad's Porsche out of the garage and teaching myself how to drive a manual transmission.....The good ol days...

Pedro356C

I was born when they made 911 #1...the 356 was still coming out the assembly line...when I was 14, they released the 3.0 SC...which is the one you should start saving right now, in order to get as your entry level Porsche...the most affordable of the "modern" ones...good luck...

Before the Porsche...you should buy Peter Zimmermann's book "The used 911 story" and read it back to back two or three times to start educating yourself...

AaronR968

I bought my 951 when I was 16 and i ended up getting a bad grade in one of my classes because one of my teachers thought I was just another spoiled rich kid. Little did she know that I had saved since I was 7 for the car. This is when I was able to sit in my cousins 944 n/a and make car sounds (like everyother 7 year old). I have since sold my 951 and am looking at buying a 90 964 c4 cab.

Good luck in your search for a car!!

Aaron Rubenking
ImagineAuto Inc.
www.imagineauto.com

Old car: 1986 951
New Car: 2005 Wrangler
Bike: 2002 katana 600 (1st bike)

Chris Holcombe

Well this is interesting, I was 14 when my '86 came off the assembly line. Be patient it can happen for you!

Edgy01

I bought my first Porsche at 19. Drove them for over twenty years. Then decided it was time to get back into a Porsche again after a ten year hiatus. I ordered my lastest one a couple months ago,--waiting until May 06 to pick it up at Zuffenhausen.

Dan

997 S Cabriolet 6-speed
98 Non-Metallic Paint to Sample (custom Ferrari Racing Blue)
06 Natural Leather Brown
CUC Painted Model Desig Rear Lid
CO2 U.S. Standard Emissions
M6H Brown Floor Mats
P01L Adaptive Sports Sts Lthr Int
V9 Black Top
XCZ Sport Shifter
XJT Rear Ctr. Console Makassar
XLF Sport Exhaust System
XRP 5mm Whl Spacers
XSB Sport Seat Backs in Leather
Z0997 Custom Tailoring
2493 Exterior Color to Sample
267 Self Dimming Mirrors
342 Heated Front Seats
405 19" Carrera Classic Wheel
450 Ceramic Composite Brakes-PCCB
451 Makassar Str Whl Multifctn
482 TPMS
498 Delete Model Designation
550 Hard Top
640 Sport Chrono Package Plus
672 Extended Nav Module
680 Bose High End Sound Package
789 997 Paint to Sample
801 Makassar Package
TD5 Tourist Delivery (Grand Tour 11-12 May 06)

sslandry

Study hard and get good grades. Go to college. It's an investment in yourself with the payoff being a good job/salary that will offord you the luxury of owning the car of your dreams. I'm 35 and just bought my 1st Porsche and it was worth the wait. It would be pretty cool to get a 944 for your 1st car too!

Scott Landry, M.D.
1989 Silver Anniversary 911 Coupe

My87Targa

im 19 now ive had my porsche since the day befor i turned 18. i will admit it costs an arm and a leg at times but its worth it. learn as much as you can about the car befor you get one then when you find one you like it will be much more enjoyable

r911

"Study hard and get good grades. Go to college."

and pick a major that cannot be outsourced... If you are smart and get an MD do NOT go into Radiology or any other specialty that can be done a continent away -- and remember, with teleoperation and robotics, that MAY well include surgical specialties...

real550A

When I was 14, Porsches still had drum brakes! Shortly after that, I bought my first one ('64 SC coupe), and never looked back. I'm on #'s 8 and 9 right now.
As others have said, stay focused & study hard. You'll have more fun with these cars than a human being should be allowed.