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That's at Road Atlanta turn 6, and I'd just passed all of the cars in that picture after turn 4, including my buddy in the Carrera S! The acceleration advantage is astounding, and the car intimidates a lot of other drivers such as the guy in the vet behind me getting a check ride to advanced solo. (I think he might have even tapped the brakes when I got behind him!!!)
That, of course, is the same ribbing I get from my track buddies. I find that they interpret the picture based on the car you're driving, regardless of the truth. So, if you are driving a 991 turbo, and are shown in front of a Ferrari FF or 599, that's one thing, but if in a "lesser" car leading a "superior" car, they assume you're being lapped, even if the truth is the opposite!
My son, who has Cerebral Palsy really bad and needs a lot of motion. He defines happiness by how many rides he gets. You will see his head in the back of the 911 almost every pic I take as we go out on father-son rides every day.
The 911 is a lot more than just a fancy car to us.
My son, who has Cerebral Palsy really bad and needs a lot of motion. He defines happiness by how many rides he gets. You will see his head in the back of the 911 almost every pic I take as we go out on father-son rides every day.
The 911 is a lot more than just a fancy car to us.
Yea, my son’s love affair with Porsche’s goes way back. There are days that his only good moment is in the car. Here he is with my first Porsche, a 987 Cayman. Damn I miss that car.
Yea, my son’s love affair with Porsche’s goes way back. There are days that his only good moment is in the car. Here he is with my first Porsche, a 987 Cayman. Damn I miss that car.
VERY COOL!!
I bet most of us don't get that much satisfaction out of our cars, wonderful!!
My son, who has Cerebral Palsy really bad and needs a lot of motion. He defines happiness by how many rides he gets. You will see his head in the back of the 911 almost every pic I take as we go out on father-son rides every day.
The 911 is a lot more than just a fancy car to us.
Hats off to you 99999, you are a great Dad
Here’s to many more 911 rides with you and your son.
Yea, my son’s love affair with Porsche’s goes way back. There are days that his only good moment is in the car. Here he is with my first Porsche, a 987 Cayman. Damn I miss that car.
This is what life is about. Thank you so much for sharing your story with us!
03-08-2018, 12:32 PM
That, of course, is the same ribbing I get from my track buddies. I find that they interpret the picture based on the car you're driving, regardless of the truth. So, if you are driving a 991 turbo, and are shown in front of a Ferrari FF or 599, that's one thing, but if in a "lesser" car leading a "superior" car, they assume you're being lapped, even if the truth is the opposite!
