991 & Vandalism
05-24-2012, 02:03 AM
#16
Rennlist Member
No you are not. I drive my car everywhere. Don't want to drive a beater. Life's too short. It's a Porsche... not a Ferrari or Lamborghini. (Driven both of those too and still prefer my 911).
05-29-2012, 12:23 AM
#19
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Just make sure the car isn't in the line of fire.
This weekend we were at the ranch and my sons were chasing off barn swallows trying to build a nest under the porch. Son
#1 accidentally shot son #2's new GTI with a 410. Son #2 then shot son #1's Tahoe. Then I had to step in before it got out of hand. LOL!
The Porsche was safely in the garage in Houston.
This weekend we were at the ranch and my sons were chasing off barn swallows trying to build a nest under the porch. Son
#1 accidentally shot son #2's new GTI with a 410. Son #2 then shot son #1's Tahoe. Then I had to step in before it got out of hand. LOL!
The Porsche was safely in the garage in Houston.
05-29-2012, 09:06 AM
#20
Instructor
Thread Starter
Just make sure the car isn't in the line of fire.
This weekend we were at the ranch and my sons were chasing off barn swallows trying to build a nest under the porch. Son
#1 accidentally shot son #2's new GTI with a 410. Son #2 then shot son #1's Tahoe. Then I had to step in before it got out of hand. LOL!
The Porsche was safely in the garage in Houston.
This weekend we were at the ranch and my sons were chasing off barn swallows trying to build a nest under the porch. Son
#1 accidentally shot son #2's new GTI with a 410. Son #2 then shot son #1's Tahoe. Then I had to step in before it got out of hand. LOL!
The Porsche was safely in the garage in Houston.
05-29-2012, 09:19 PM
#21
Just make sure the car isn't in the line of fire.
This weekend we were at the ranch and my sons were chasing off barn swallows trying to build a nest under the porch. Son
#1 accidentally shot son #2's new GTI with a 410. Son #2 then shot son #1's Tahoe. Then I had to step in before it got out of hand. LOL!
The Porsche was safely in the garage in Houston.
This weekend we were at the ranch and my sons were chasing off barn swallows trying to build a nest under the porch. Son
#1 accidentally shot son #2's new GTI with a 410. Son #2 then shot son #1's Tahoe. Then I had to step in before it got out of hand. LOL!
The Porsche was safely in the garage in Houston.
05-29-2012, 11:24 PM
#22
Race Director
Just make sure the car isn't in the line of fire.
This weekend we were at the ranch and my sons were chasing off barn swallows trying to build a nest under the porch. Son
#1 accidentally shot son #2's new GTI with a 410. Son #2 then shot son #1's Tahoe. Then I had to step in before it got out of hand. LOL!
The Porsche was safely in the garage in Houston.
This weekend we were at the ranch and my sons were chasing off barn swallows trying to build a nest under the porch. Son
#1 accidentally shot son #2's new GTI with a 410. Son #2 then shot son #1's Tahoe. Then I had to step in before it got out of hand. LOL!
The Porsche was safely in the garage in Houston.
05-31-2012, 02:44 PM
#24
Three Wheelin'
05-31-2012, 03:17 PM
#25
In public parking lots in New York I tip on the way in and ask them to look after the car. I then tip them on the way out. Never had a problem.
And when I had an apartment in NY's upper west side I parked overnight on the street. Did this for 3 years and only had a problem once, when I parked in front of a fruit stand. In the morning I found peach pits on the car. I can only imagine a couple of guys late at night enjoying their peaches and looking at my black 997S....well, they must've had a great time spitting pits at it.
Now my Jeep is another issue. Rear bumper is full of small nicks. I truly believe that people are more careful when they park in front or behind an expensive sports car than they are when it comes to a Jeep. Go figure.
And when I had an apartment in NY's upper west side I parked overnight on the street. Did this for 3 years and only had a problem once, when I parked in front of a fruit stand. In the morning I found peach pits on the car. I can only imagine a couple of guys late at night enjoying their peaches and looking at my black 997S....well, they must've had a great time spitting pits at it.
Now my Jeep is another issue. Rear bumper is full of small nicks. I truly believe that people are more careful when they park in front or behind an expensive sports car than they are when it comes to a Jeep. Go figure.
05-31-2012, 03:22 PM
#26
Three Wheelin'
You're suggesting I drove or parked the dark colored cars differently than the light ones? Really?
06-04-2012, 05:49 PM
#30
Instructor
Thread Starter
This seems to be the best solution but makes the DD difficult. As to zero deduction insurance I would go for that except my experience has been that they raise your rates to compensate for ANY claim. As usual, insurance companies love to insure you as long as you make no claims!