Call of the Wild (1981 SC)
02-01-2012, 03:51 PM
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Call of the Wild (1981 SC)
I have resisted an affordable 1980-1986 911 for years. 
And suddenly! Right time, right, place, right car... I believe this one has me hooked. Another week or two for inspection, road test, etc. So many questions to follow. Great forum from a heretofore lurker.
And suddenly! Right time, right, place, right car... I believe this one has me hooked. Another week or two for inspection, road test, etc. So many questions to follow. Great forum from a heretofore lurker.
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02-01-2012, 04:33 PM
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The garage has the SC and two early model restorations in progress; I believe the other was a 356C and all three were headed for ebay until I walked in. Want details?
02-01-2012, 04:43 PM
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02-02-2012, 01:20 PM
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Lizard Lick! Before I became a telelcommuter, I drove my car through there every morning on the way to work. I hope it works out for you. If you aren't doing anything Saturday morning, a bunch of us and other cars will be at Brier Creek for the monthly C&C gathering. Plenty of Porsche activity going on in the area year round.
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02-02-2012, 03:47 PM
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Wife, job, travel, three cats, big dog, live-in father-in-law, grass to mow, pipe-cigar forum moderator... I guess there's still room for a car club.
In truth I am gregarious but not a big joiner, however an antique 911 seems to need a community or someone elses bank account to survive. I'd like to maximize my driving (and driving enjoyment) while minimizing stoopid mistakes and costly blind alleys. That means... probably, yes.
In truth I am gregarious but not a big joiner, however an antique 911 seems to need a community or someone elses bank account to survive. I'd like to maximize my driving (and driving enjoyment) while minimizing stoopid mistakes and costly blind alleys. That means... probably, yes.
02-06-2012, 11:22 PM
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I used Lizard Lick towing when I locked my keys in the VW that was blocking my moving truck the night before closing around midnight.
Need to post more photos.
Feel free to send me or Michael a PM about getting together in the Triangle area. He is the expert at finding the fun scenic backroads foe a "leisurely" drive.
I used Lizard Lick towing when I locked my keys in the VW that was blocking my moving truck the night before closing around midnight.
Need to post more photos.
Feel free to send me or Michael a PM about getting together in the Triangle area. He is the expert at finding the fun scenic backroads foe a "leisurely" drive.
02-07-2012, 10:57 AM
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