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My exasperation comes from the fact that the first reply about Hurley Heywood included a link to Info about him. I'm all for helping out, but when someone can't even click on a link for info, I have no patience. People tried to answer the OP's original question, but he wants the info spoon fed to him & now he's crying because he's been called out? Nope. Be a big boy.
My exasperation comes from the fact that the first reply about Hurley Heywood included a link to Info about him. I'm all for helping out, but when someone can't even click on a link for info, I have no patience. People tried to answer the OP's original question, but he wants the info spoon fed to him & now he's crying because he's been called out? Nope. Be a big boy.
i didn’t realize it was a link you dork. It is not the traditional link it was a name. Now that i go back i can see that when you click the name it is a link.
i didn’t realize it was a link you dork. It is not the traditional link it was a name. Now that i go back i can see that when you click the name it is a link.
I find that a good microfiber cloth and some rubbing alcohol will take care of marks like that. That or a good buff with some AOI product and a light cutting pad on a DA polisher should clean that right off.
I'm not trying to prolong the beatings but it would be nice to know the story about how the autographs ended up on that car.
Brumos most likely facilitated it. They would hold special events where long time customers could meet up with Porsche nobility and have their cars signed. Back in the day supposedly Hurley used to test drive and sign off on every 911 before Brumos delivered it to a customer.
Brumos most likely facilitated it. They would hold special events where long time customers could meet up with Porsche nobility and have their cars signed. Back in the day supposedly Hurley used to test drive and sign off on every 911 before Brumos delivered it to a customer.
Thanks for the explanation. It sounded like it must have been a good time.