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Ocmd is such a pit, I can't begin to imagine bringing a car I like down there. I almost feel better about leaving my car in Atlantic city.
Serious though, farlkas the wheels look awesome
Ocmd is such a pit, I can't begin to imagine bringing a car I like down there. I almost feel better about leaving my car in Atlantic city.
Serious though, farlkas the wheels look awesome
Thanks man! I honestly didn't drive but maybe 5 miles the entire time I went to OC, MD. I had it parked at the showgrounds overnight and hitched a ride everywhere else. I had nightmares about OCPD trying to put my car on a flatbed.
Originally Posted by abarthguy
Cool looking wheels, but what do you do when you come to a speedbump or a driveway ramp ?
Speedbumps are usually avoidable, and small ones you can still crawl over carefully. Driveways and steep inclines you just have to take at a sharp angle. You just have to learn special techniques to get around.
Are those true center-lock wheels? I don't see lug nut bolt holes.
Love the 993 door handles and carbon 935 side mirror. Blends in, very clean and minimal.
Of course the color is stunning too!
Yes they are true center locks. The car belongs to Richie from Milestone 71 in the UK. He also works for Porsche UK. Car is well sorted.
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, we cruise like tom cruise in mission impossible 
