No Place for Porsches in Panama
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As some of you may remember we moved to Panama November 22. I am so glad we sold the 928s as there is nowhere in this country where you could drive them like they deserve.
Their version of the autobahn has a limit of 120 km/hour. And most of the other roads would eat the suspension in months.
I miss them a little but I'll trade 'em for Panama any day.
Hope all you gear heads are doing well!
Their version of the autobahn has a limit of 120 km/hour. And most of the other roads would eat the suspension in months.
I miss them a little but I'll trade 'em for Panama any day.
Hope all you gear heads are doing well!
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Hi Randy - Glad you checked in. So what is life like down there? Is it what you expected? Third Coast isn't the same without you. Take care!
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wow, RC.
but a subscription is like 18 bucks.
I'd pay like, twice that much to read everyone's (mostly) enlightening posts up on the P&C island to go
along with the nonsensical rants from the libtards, (that I suppose we can get for free on the MSLSD site).....
just the same, I enjoyed your posts up there.
enjoy the tropics.
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but a subscription is like 18 bucks.
I'd pay like, twice that much to read everyone's (mostly) enlightening posts up on the P&C island to go
along with the nonsensical rants from the libtards, (that I suppose we can get for free on the MSLSD site).....
just the same, I enjoyed your posts up there.
enjoy the tropics.
od.
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Life down here is better than it's been for years. I love the country and I don't miss the bs u.s. popular culture or politics.
Cheryl will fully agree when she becomes a fluent (or even half ***) Spanish speaker. We have a teacher here at the house every Friday so we are making progress.
Cheryl's in Texas visiting family (hence the wee hours) and she can't wait to get back. I think she misses the dogs.
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Speaking of which, Panamanians are generally afraid of dogs. Their love for dogs increases as the size decreases. It's hilarious when I take the dogs (off leash) for a walk. One weighs 150 lbs, one 110 lbs and the other, oh hell, he's a runt and doesn't count. Seriously though, I've had children climb up on fences and adults make sudden u-turns. The Panamanian dogs for the most part turn tail at the site of the Texans.
Take care!
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Good to hear you guys had a soft landing and that 928 withdrawal is survivable. We’re seriously thinking of settling down in St. John (virgin islands) in 2 years – and like Panama, I’d be crazy to drag the 928 there.
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I'm in the Caribbean often. St.croix. I've been seriously considering a Boxster focused retail sales & service shop. Early Boxster are readily avail. They are a good size for island roads, convertible etc.