968 purchase in Tulsa, Ok
10-05-2005, 11:49 AM
#18
Crazy, nice car. You may want to consider having the wing painted-it was an offered option, and I've seen Guards Red cars with and without-and with looks great. Having it painted also keeps it looking nice, if you get the car wet water tends to pool on the flat surface-the black plastic is tough to keep spot free, painted works better.
10-05-2005, 01:07 PM
#19
Race Director
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by AV8TR
Crazy Canuck...you are a crazy canuck for driving my car across the continent. I am so thankful it got to its new home safely! Hey, wait it's not my car anymore...it is sad to see it in someone elses garage, but I'm happy it's got a new home and another owner the loves it as much as I did.
Remember Porsches aren't pre-owned, just pre-loved!
Remember Porsches aren't pre-owned, just pre-loved!
1468 miles in just under 20 hours of driving. And no speeding tickets. Not bad I don't think.
Through the grapevine I hear you've got a pre-loved 993 Porsche for your stable. You don't waste your time now do you!!
10-05-2005, 02:59 PM
#20
Three Wheelin'
Chris--very nice looking car. I too just joined the 968 family with a clean 1992 Blk/Blk coupe. 48K miles. I just e-mailed my numbers into Bruce at Excellence last night so you should do the same [you too Jonathan]--it should help keep the values on 968s straight, or at least shed some light on how they are all over the frikken place!
10-05-2005, 05:27 PM
#22
Race Director
Thread Starter
[QUOTE=testarossa_td]Amazing looking car, I would not have had the guts to risk rock chips!QUOTE]
My friend & I shared the driving back. A bra was put on the nose to protect it from rock chips. Absolutely no damage occurred on the way back. We stayed a good distance back from trucks and idiots. Worst thing that happened was a couple of dump trucks hauling sand kept spilling a bit here and there in the other lane. We made sure we weren't behind them at all.
He's going to send in the purchase info to Excellence this week. Right now he's getting the daytime running lights installed as they are required here in the great white north.
My friend & I shared the driving back. A bra was put on the nose to protect it from rock chips. Absolutely no damage occurred on the way back. We stayed a good distance back from trucks and idiots. Worst thing that happened was a couple of dump trucks hauling sand kept spilling a bit here and there in the other lane. We made sure we weren't behind them at all.
He's going to send in the purchase info to Excellence this week. Right now he's getting the daytime running lights installed as they are required here in the great white north.
