Hershey 2010
#63
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Didn't bring my camera so i only took a few pics. I know there's lots more coming.
Some are being posted elsewhere.
Got this this bad boy for spin last night. Very impressed to say the least.
Thanks Dino!!
Some are being posted elsewhere.
Got this this bad boy for spin last night. Very impressed to say the least.
Thanks Dino!!
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Anytime Pat. I wish you stayed. About to head out to Dinner. Guest Speaker from IMA will be there. Hit the Casino afterwords & then up early for the Fun ride & some lunch with the Fam.
I have a bunch of pictures i will post up at some point.
I have a bunch of pictures i will post up at some point.
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[QUOTE=PorscheDude1;7510510]Yep! The new happy family does not discriminate!
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This was one of the only, if not the only mistake made by the organizers. Pat does not own a 968 any longer and should not have been allowed to attend just because he is friends with some of the organizers. I thought it was rude of him to attend the gathering of 968 owners and awkward for a few owners too polite to say anything. It was especially so with his 944 there, he should have gone and hung out at a gathering of 944/951 owners and dropped by at the swap meet to say hello. If you don't own a 968 than you should niot be at a 968 owner event, is it really that hard to understand? Buy another 968 and attend next year or stay away.
If a 968 owner wanted to drive a different vehicle than their 968, perhaps a big enough vehicle to haul away some large swap meet scores that would be perfectly acceptable since they own a 968 and I am sure even if they drove one of their other Porsches they would have parked the non 968 vehicle way away from the assembled 968s.
Other than that it was a very well done event, kudos to Jeff, Jim, Jay, Darryl and Kathy for doing all the heavy lifting required to bring this thing together.
I have nothing against any other type of Porsche, except maybe the Panamerica any enjoy hanging out with other enthusiast but when it is a "968 Celebration" for 968 owners it shuold remain exclusively for 968 owners even if the person involved is freinds with several of the attendees.
/Rant off
Please resume you normal bickering.
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This was one of the only, if not the only mistake made by the organizers. Pat does not own a 968 any longer and should not have been allowed to attend just because he is friends with some of the organizers. I thought it was rude of him to attend the gathering of 968 owners and awkward for a few owners too polite to say anything. It was especially so with his 944 there, he should have gone and hung out at a gathering of 944/951 owners and dropped by at the swap meet to say hello. If you don't own a 968 than you should niot be at a 968 owner event, is it really that hard to understand? Buy another 968 and attend next year or stay away.
If a 968 owner wanted to drive a different vehicle than their 968, perhaps a big enough vehicle to haul away some large swap meet scores that would be perfectly acceptable since they own a 968 and I am sure even if they drove one of their other Porsches they would have parked the non 968 vehicle way away from the assembled 968s.
Other than that it was a very well done event, kudos to Jeff, Jim, Jay, Darryl and Kathy for doing all the heavy lifting required to bring this thing together.
I have nothing against any other type of Porsche, except maybe the Panamerica any enjoy hanging out with other enthusiast but when it is a "968 Celebration" for 968 owners it shuold remain exclusively for 968 owners even if the person involved is freinds with several of the attendees.
/Rant off
Please resume you normal bickering.
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While I agree with 968Owner that the 968 Celebration should be for 968 owners only (sorry Pat), I will say that when I arrived at the hotel 7am Saturday he was parked away from the 968s. Possibly he pulled his car in and snapped a couple of pics and pulled back out. No idea since I was only there on Saturday morning.
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968owner (sorry I did not get your name),
After reading your post and giviing it some thought, I think you are right.
First I would like to appologize to you, and all the other 968 owners for showing up. This was selfish and self centered for me to show up. I should have (in retrospect) parked my car out of sight from the festivities.
I'm truley sorry for offending you all the other fine folks at this great event. Next year I can assure you, I will just stop by and say hi during the swap meet.
Again my deepest appologies to the 968 community.
Pat
After reading your post and giviing it some thought, I think you are right.
First I would like to appologize to you, and all the other 968 owners for showing up. This was selfish and self centered for me to show up. I should have (in retrospect) parked my car out of sight from the festivities.
I'm truley sorry for offending you all the other fine folks at this great event. Next year I can assure you, I will just stop by and say hi during the swap meet.
Again my deepest appologies to the 968 community.
Pat
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Hilarity on a Sunday morn! I do agree that for a photo shoot or group drive it should exclude 944's or Boxster's or any other Pcar, just for the purity aspect. I had to look at the date to see it's not April 1 reading a few of these posts.
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Don't see anything really hilarious about it
Patrick- nothing to apologize for, it's not like you were told no you should not attend when you made it clear very early on you would be in attendance.
Patrick- nothing to apologize for, it's not like you were told no you should not attend when you made it clear very early on you would be in attendance.
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