bart1

Also holds about 150 gallons of windshield washer fluid.

Turn signal keeps flashing or just stays lit on that side?

GothingNC

My old 63 VW Notchback had the side parking light activated by the turn signal for parking on the street at dusk or at night.

lfe132

I read this thread on my lunch break. IT WAS GREAT. Thanks everyone, you made me laugh and smile.

Rick K

Forcing owners to find new and inventive ways to haul golf clubs...

Currently, I put my driver/woods in the front boot, lay my irons/putter on the rear floor, and put my bag on the back seats folded down. Love every minute of it.

I sense some boastful comments/pics from Targa and Cabrio owners coming shortly...

wpriller

Who would of thought of using a magnesium case with thermal reactors. True learning experience when you are rebuilding a 2.7 engine. By the way also expensive to have it done right.

wpriller

Early 911s give you the feel of riding in the cockpit of an airplane, and if you have the SSI heat exchangers there is no sweeter sound when you driving down the highway.

madmmac

Staggered wheel/tire sizes.

Mitch Leland

Front fender gas tank fill...
Back seats?
Double dittos on Ontario's - HVAC controls

Edgy01

During blizzard conditions you have to select 1-2 gears lower than usual just to keep enough heat in the cockpit!

old man neri

Does that actually work? I found all I had to do was have a coat and gloves on.

theiceman

actually it does work as you have to keep the fan moving fast enought to move the hot air into the cabim

Edgy01

Many many years ago I was heading east out of Vail, CO and wound up literally following a blizzard. I think the temp was about -20ºF. It was very cold. The 2.7 engine I had just could not develop enough warmth in 5th gear so I had to drive it in 4th or even 3rd sometimes just to keep things reasonable inside.

The corollary to all this is the build up of snow and ice in the wheel wells. Use extreme caution if driving these cars in a straight line (i.e., freeway) for a long time in such cold conditions. In time, you will build up a significant amount of ice in there with JUST enough clearance for the wheels to move,--to rotate around the axle. Should you need to actually TURN the front wheels (i.e., maneuvering) then look out!

I have to say that I absolutely do not miss the lack of heat exchangers on today's cars!

Marv

Very good catch! No one else caught that before you.

Also, the floor pedals are also off center. They fixed that in the 996, which was a shame, in my opinion.

old man neri

Is this what you are referring too?

butzip

And directional so no rotating your tires good for about 15k miles with a good alignment.......