EXTREME Bummer.
11-15-2004 | 11:23 PM
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The Hoffinator
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it doesnt belong to cuz does it? either way im very sorry hear about it. 
halon is a beautiful thing. i dumped the one i bought for the 912 on my bmw last fall.. saved the car.. but now it wont run.. at least i have something left to repair though. i bought another one after words too.. always have one with me now.
halon is a beautiful thing. i dumped the one i bought for the 912 on my bmw last fall.. saved the car.. but now it wont run.. at least i have something left to repair though. i bought another one after words too.. always have one with me now.
11-15-2004 | 11:24 PM
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Originally Posted by 944Fest (aka Dan P)
I'm sorry, I should clarify. This prisitine Turbo S was not mine. This Velvet beauty belonged to a close friend. ::sorry::
11-15-2004 | 11:31 PM
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Nobody hurt, other than feelings. They were way out in the country and NO houses, water, anything anywhere. No hope to stop the fire. Imagine standing there watching it burn for 15 minutes until the fire truck arrives, helpless.
I can't imagine it.
Sorry for the confusion, I'm sure Brian will appreciate the support (not Cuz) he lurks here a lot, but rarely posts. He was the guy who arranged the Gulfstream photo shoot.
I can't imagine it.
Sorry for the confusion, I'm sure Brian will appreciate the support (not Cuz) he lurks here a lot, but rarely posts. He was the guy who arranged the Gulfstream photo shoot.
11-15-2004 | 11:34 PM
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From: Louisville, Ky/Altanta, GA (Georgia Tech)
Dan, that is terrible. Makes me want to go and buy a fire extinguisher today, because at least you could do something to fight the flames. Standing there and watching it burn to the ground would ba horrible feeling. I am just glad that everyone is okay, although loosing a car almost feels like loosing a child... I'm sure he will find another!
11-15-2004 | 11:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Jerad
Ouch, that is a sad sight indeed. Dan, was this guy at 944fest '03, velvet with polished Club Sports.
He was also the lucky recipient of a Saratoga top at Fest '02.
No, the top was not in the car when it burned. (Don't ya'll start
hounding him for the top just yet. I'm sure he'll make it available when he is ready.)
11-15-2004 | 11:42 PM
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Damn.... Good reminder for me to eliminate those hose clamps on my fuel line over the top of the engine this winter... Hope he gets a good amount back from insurance, but nothing can be enough to replace the effort and memories of your car when somethingl iek that happens.
Imagine if this happened to me.. i only have liability. I would watch it burn, have nothing to part out.. and it would simply be all down the drain. Be hard for me to get back into another 944 with an empty bank account...
Imagine if this happened to me.. i only have liability. I would watch it burn, have nothing to part out.. and it would simply be all down the drain. Be hard for me to get back into another 944 with an empty bank account...
