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That is a great looking blue Larry. Congratulations. Are you at all sorry you didn't get the manual tranny? At least you kept your GT3!
Jim
its even better in real life, the photos dont do Sapphire blue justice...
honestly - yes, if this was jonly my car I would have gone with 7MT bit since my
wife cant drive a manual, and refuses to let me teach her, PDK is a must...
The PDK in "manual" mode either SPORT or SPORT+ is a great transmission, and suffers none of the "lag" that I find onerous with an auto using a torque
converter...
I just find that the 'normal' mode of short shifting up to 7th totally out of place in a sportscar
we rescued him a couple of years ago, and he had already had cancer surgery, seems like it may have metastasized ... so we are going to say goodbye to him
later today ... not flying out ... trying to figure out what to do.
Larry, first, awesome car and experience. Something you'll always remember. Research suggests that - after one reaches a certain level of comfort (shelter, sustenance etc) that experiences make one happier > things. But, as I say to my wife, it's even better when you can combine both!
Second, very sorry that you had to farewell your dog. Have had to do that 2x in last 3 years and it's gut wrenching: they truly are family members.
Larry, first, awesome car and experience. Something you'll always remember.
Ive been very lucky, this is my 2nd ED experience, I also did it back in 2007 for my 7.1 GT3 ...
Originally Posted by 917k
Research suggests that - after one reaches a certain level of comfort (shelter, sustenance etc) that experiences make one happier > things. But, as I say to my wife, it's even better when you can combine both!
totally agree ... "this is not a drill - this is life" we get one shot at it, so we might as well make the most of it!
Originally Posted by 917k
Second, very sorry that you had to farewell your dog. Have had to do that 2x in last 3 years and it's gut wrenching: they truly are family members.
Its tough, I volunteer for a local senior dog rescue (www.muttville.org) and I am a "6 time serial failed foster" for them, so I have had to say goodbye to 7 dogs in the last 5 years ... but it never gets any easier!
Originally Posted by 917k
Last, great colour!
I'm a big fan of blue - the pictures dont do it justice!
Last edited by Larry Cable; 06-11-2015 at 05:28 PM.