Savannah GA 944?
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So, I was down in Sea Island and Savannah Georgia over the holiday and spotted a very nice white 944 parked on the corner of Barnard and West Gordon in Savannah for the couple days I was there. Any chance it belongs to anyone on this board? Unfortunately I didn't have any Rennlist calling cards with me or I would have put one under the wiper.
The most interesting thing to me was that it was parked outside the building I lived in while I went to school in Savannah between 1990 and 92.
Also spotted a funky green 356 coupe and a neat old Alfa GTV 2000 while I was in Savannah and untold numbers of other Porsches around St Simon's and Sea Island. Yet another reason to wish I still lived down there.
The most interesting thing to me was that it was parked outside the building I lived in while I went to school in Savannah between 1990 and 92.
Also spotted a funky green 356 coupe and a neat old Alfa GTV 2000 while I was in Savannah and untold numbers of other Porsches around St Simon's and Sea Island. Yet another reason to wish I still lived down there.
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No I don't really mind the cold, but there is too much slush and salt on the roads in the winter time. And too dark, makes me feel depressed all winter.
Besides, I just really liked living in Savannah.
And there are way more cool cars to be had in the south than there are up north.
Besides, I just really liked living in Savannah.
And there are way more cool cars to be had in the south than there are up north.
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Boy has it changed. I hadn't been back in nearly 10 years and the town has really grown up since. Broughton Street was so much cleaner and appealing, and they built a huge convention center and Weston hotel on Hutchenson Island across the river, which used to be a smelly swampy industrial wasteland. And SCAD must own half of downtown. Wow!