Randy Carter

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!

JWise

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!

17prospective buyer

Aww man that sucks. Priorities though...

odurandina

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.

od.

Randy Carter

Remembering Third Coast as I do I am confident it's not for lack of mooning drunks!

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.

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!

The Forgotten On

Panamanians are just like the Persians

I hope all is going well for you as it sounds like you are having fun down there.

NoVector

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.

Seeeu911

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.