Does anyone Know about this 928?
05-02-2007, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by ceedee
that is no proof at all ...it just shows that vampires can be hot ,too 
It's also just proves that she can find a picture on the internet and upload it.
05-02-2007, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Andrew Olson
No... you're just European. It's expected. 
I think you've go H confused with someone else - wrong part of the world!
only his name sounds German...Alan
05-02-2007, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Bret928
LOL!?!?! Ok guys, show of hands - who else thinks Liz will be a great addition to our litttle group? 
getting better every day!
05-02-2007, 04:44 PM
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Liz:
I personally had two 928 S4 models with 316 hp and automatic, and a 928 GT with 326 hp and manual transmission. They were all plenty fast; the GT of course was a notch ahead. However. I did not like the set-up of the 928s manual transmission, so I went back to an automatic (which I shift manually quite often).
My suggestion: go to some 928 gatherings and get rides in a few different types and years of the 928 - with and without modifications. This will give you an impression of the range out there. Then look for a well taken care example...
Not sure what's going on in LA these days, but we have our annual picnic on March 12 here in the SF Bay Area.
I personally had two 928 S4 models with 316 hp and automatic, and a 928 GT with 326 hp and manual transmission. They were all plenty fast; the GT of course was a notch ahead. However. I did not like the set-up of the 928s manual transmission, so I went back to an automatic (which I shift manually quite often).
My suggestion: go to some 928 gatherings and get rides in a few different types and years of the 928 - with and without modifications. This will give you an impression of the range out there. Then look for a well taken care example...
Not sure what's going on in LA these days, but we have our annual picnic on March 12 here in the SF Bay Area.
05-02-2007, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Nicole
Liz:
I personally had two 928 S4 models with 316 hp and automatic, and a 928 GT with 326 hp and manual transmission. They were all plenty fast; the GT of course was a notch ahead. However. I did not like the set-up of the 928s manual transmission, so I went back to an automatic (which I shift manually quite often).
My suggestion: go to some 928 gatherings and get rides in a few different types and years of the 928 - with and without modifications. This will give you an impression of the range out there. Then look for a well taken care example...
Not sure what's going on in LA these days, but we have our annual picnic on March 12 here in the SF Bay Area.
I personally had two 928 S4 models with 316 hp and automatic, and a 928 GT with 326 hp and manual transmission. They were all plenty fast; the GT of course was a notch ahead. However. I did not like the set-up of the 928s manual transmission, so I went back to an automatic (which I shift manually quite often).
My suggestion: go to some 928 gatherings and get rides in a few different types and years of the 928 - with and without modifications. This will give you an impression of the range out there. Then look for a well taken care example...
Not sure what's going on in LA these days, but we have our annual picnic on March 12 here in the SF Bay Area.
05-02-2007, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by FlyingDog
Sunlight and vampires don't go well together... unless of course she's a halfbreed 'daywalker' vampire.
It's also just proves that she can find a picture on the internet and upload it.
It's also just proves that she can find a picture on the internet and upload it.
05-02-2007, 05:09 PM
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Liz, take your time and learn about the car before you buy. It will result in greater satisfaction once you get it. Although the one you're looking at is a fine example, it's also very tricked out and will require a very good and expensive mechanic to maintain. More than most 928's. So unless you have those skills yourself or have great piles of cash to spend on your hobby....
Sharktoberfest is in Fullerton in October. That's the big one. There's a few other minor events from time to time too in San Diego and in the valley. Someone want to paste a link for the Sharktoberfest video on YouTube?
Sharktoberfest is in Fullerton in October. That's the big one. There's a few other minor events from time to time too in San Diego and in the valley. Someone want to paste a link for the Sharktoberfest video on YouTube?
05-02-2007, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by 928Liz
I think the guy on his knees with his wheel is too busy rubbing and polishing to vote. Better wash your hands 1st, spanky.
05-02-2007, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by ceedee
what ya mean by that?
the plot thickens
the plot thickens Don't want any angry wives showing up at my door just because I'm paying attention to a car that she hates and a guy she's "crazy" about. Believe it or not - it's more dangerous for us single women than you could ever guess. Especially for ones that like stuff many women don't. We can be a wicked species.