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My new year resolution for 2019 is to pick up a long hood
Its a disease!
The longer I've owned porsches (and not long by most here...coming up on about 10 years) the more I appreciate the driving experience and engineering on the older cars. I think one must have "one of each" generation. I don't yet have an SWB or 356, and the 993/996 I will skip :-) And one "newer" (post 997/981) car is plenty, for now the spyder suffices!
I think the big decision on the long hoods is do you want hot rod or more factory to period. I like the latter on the older cars.
Its pretty awesome to drive them all on the same day and feel the differences over time. SO different, yet so similar in many ways.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
My (track veteran) 72S going into restoration shop real soon...I had to pull it out of the restoration shop once since I changed my mind and got two other cars in there. This thing is gonna be all hopped up and amazing when done. Mooty, can I ship it your way then?
(And the 100+ year old NYS church pew I bought last week just arrived! )
Awesome job! Looking forward to some fun rides in 2019! Maybe I can keep up next year :-)
Originally Posted by Nizer
We don't have Mooty's weather but we do have some sweet roads. That particular spot is like a larger version of Bilster Berg. Just have to mind the bikers in the warmer months and the hunters in the fall.
I got one of these too but it looked nothing like yours
Originally Posted by Igooz
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
My (track veteran) 72S going into restoration shop real soon...I had to pull it out of the restoration shop once since I changed my mind and got two other cars in there. This thing is gonna be all hopped up and amazing when done. Mooty, can I ship it your way then?
(And the 100+ year old NYS church pew I bought last week just arrived! )
send it over. I break it in for you
Originally Posted by evilfij
Drove in “moist” conditions. I am taking this allseason tire thing seriously. Now fully depreciated.
I can sense the dark interior of the architecture, nevertheless I love it.
12-31-2018, 01:47 AM
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