hi from dreamer dan
07-30-2007, 08:34 AM
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hi from dreamer dan
Iceman - and all the other true believers - hi. This is what it has come to. See you around.
kind regards
Dan
kind regards
Dan
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07-30-2007, 10:00 AM
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There is still time for you to get help, although your peers might not be of much assistance on this board.
07-30-2007, 10:28 AM
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Hi Dan,
Beautiful car and the steering wheel is even on the correct side!!!
I enjoyed your writing style...............what do/did you do for work? And where in OZ are you? You are in OZ???
Beautiful car and the steering wheel is even on the correct side!!!
I enjoyed your writing style...............what do/did you do for work? And where in OZ are you? You are in OZ???
07-30-2007, 06:49 PM
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Thank you very much guys.
Frank, I'm in Brisbane - yep, in Oz ;-)
Just washed it this morning. Always amazes me how you don't really know a car until you have washed it a couple of times. All the good things and, if you are unlucky, the bad things, seem so obvious then.
I have often thought that before buying any car I should ask the vendor to let me wash it before I make my first offer! Not wanting to appear an absolute loon I have not quite got around to doing that yet.
Frank, I'm in Brisbane - yep, in Oz ;-)
Just washed it this morning. Always amazes me how you don't really know a car until you have washed it a couple of times. All the good things and, if you are unlucky, the bad things, seem so obvious then.
I have often thought that before buying any car I should ask the vendor to let me wash it before I make my first offer! Not wanting to appear an absolute loon I have not quite got around to doing that yet.
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07-31-2007, 07:40 AM
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Thanks Dan !
I had the same feelings at first when I picked up my Targa.
It wasn't until a few months later I got used to the quirks and found how much more fun it is to drive above 4000 RPM.
John
I had the same feelings at first when I picked up my Targa.
It wasn't until a few months later I got used to the quirks and found how much more fun it is to drive above 4000 RPM.
John
07-31-2007, 10:14 AM
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Beautiful car and a nice write up! It sure didn't take you long to get to know her did it? When I read about folks shifting at 3500 rpms, I just cringe and wonder why they even have a sports car in the first place 
Keith
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07-31-2007, 11:01 AM
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Hi Dan, Great car, great write up and of course your in a great country to drive a porka! I'm just waiting for the weather to improve slightly and take another run through the Otway ranges and down the Great Ocean Road. "Whoooooo....Haaaaaa".........Frank........wanna come?
07-31-2007, 03:17 PM
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Frank I get home from West Africa on Friday and am home for around 7 weeks so I will organsie a trip up there within that time. My wife says I need a boys weekend away.............can that be right??
Keep saving!
Dave.
Keep saving!
Dave.