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Courtesy of @tourenwagen who gave me a steal price for his used GT3 side skirts. U rock bro! That lunch restaurant and IPA was awesome too. Ha, I couldn’t wait to install them. Wished I had ramps or a jack. Still pretty darn easy install on the ground. Took me about hour and half while answering work emails.
UPDATE: Tools required to install side skirts.
- Torx wrench - 25 & 30
- Quarter
- Cardboard to lie down on
I wish I could Live in Europe, It is so pretty, when I am way older I hope to buy a sailboat and sail all over the world, what a strange combination of interests huh? Porsches and Sail Boats, are completely different from each other.
The full rack of ribs they were serving was bloody good too. 😆
Great news everyone my T is on the boat! After spending 1.5 months in Emden she has moved to stage 8! App says she left port on the 5th of July so wondering if anyone else had their car on that and if so what boat. My salesman is off today and is going to me know in the morning. I know there is a back door way to find out, but I am fine waiting to hear from him. My guess is I should have her by end of July early august.
You are on Siem Confucius, along with myself and at least 2 other Ts here.
I wish I could Live in Europe, It is so pretty, when I am way older I hope to buy a sailboat and sail all over the world, what a strange combination of interests huh? Porsches and Sail Boats, are completely different from each other.
I think about it pretty much every day. The thing that probably keeps me here the most is that drastic difference in pay for software engineers. A factor of two I could handle, but I'd probably be looking at 1/3 to 1/4 the compensation. I may buy a flat over there and in the meantime keep padding my portfolio until the money doesn't matter as much
All batteries will last 3-5 years easily, and even longer if you put it on a charger every night, I have had a battery in my Jetta for 5-6 years and it has been holding up still.
The batery in my M3 CS (Li-Ion like in the T) is now 5 years old, never connected it to a trickle charger and despite driving the car less than 1000 km/year, never had problems with it.
It gives me a warning when I don't move the car for 2-3 months but it starts the engine, so no worries.
I wish I could Live in Europe, It is so pretty, when I am way older I hope to buy a sailboat and sail all over the world, what a strange combination of interests huh? Porsches and Sail Boats, are completely different from each other.
"England", despite being in Europe too, is pretty different from the other countries. The closest to it, is rural Belgium.
What really makes Europe stand apart, is how little you need to drive to experience different language/customs/scenery and the amount of history still present, under various forms.
When I am visiting a "touristy" country, like France, Italy, etc...I like to play a game: guess where they are from. The Americans in Italy are sticking out like sore thumbsNope, us "Europeans" do not dress that way, even if we could actually.
After placing a deposit for a base 992 last April and getting an allocation for a T in December my car arrived last week! I have been so busy driving it I did not even think to check Rennlist .
Pics:
I have my own love-hate relationship with Gentian, but man, this picture makes it ALL LOVE! The Agate works so well with it too. The mirrors really pop.
The "Orange Army"
Just like almost every British F1 fan was or still is rooting for Lewis Hamilton.
Well, for a stretch they didn't have any other options when Jenson retired, but I think George and Lando (Calrissian) Norris have made some inroads there....
"England", despite being in Europe too, is pretty different from the other countries. The closest to it, is rural Belgium.
What really makes Europe stand apart, is how little you need to drive to experience different language/customs/scenery and the amount of history still present, under various forms.
When I am visiting a "touristy" country, like France, Italy, etc...I like to play a game: guess where they are from. The Americans in Italy are sticking out like sore thumbsNope, us "Europeans" do not dress that way, even if we could actually.
Haha. I do the same thing. In Seattle I like to pick out where someone might be from based on language, clothes, etc. I do the same when in Germany, Austria, Switzerland. I really thought it was funny in March when I was skiing in the Austrian Alps (Kitzbühel) and there was a guy complaining about all the tourists...but it was very clear he was from the Netherlands. I'm assuming he was complaining about Americans because that's often the thing to do.
I should note that when I mention buying a flat and moving to Europe eventually, it would almost certainly be in Germany. I've made it there every year or two for the past 35+ years or so to visit family and really enjoy how easy it is to get around, travel and live there.
@jbenegasi@AdamIsAdam I not-so-secretly regret not even considering Gentian. After seeing pictures, I think it's the color that coordinates the best with the Agate accents and I love how the color changes with the light. I simply love a Gentian T. I don't love the Agate on my black.
I not-so-secretly regret not even considering Gentian. After seeing pictures, I think it's the color that coordinates the best with the Agate accents and I love how the color changes with the light. I simply love a Gentian T. I don't love the Agate on my black.
I wish I could say I love Gentian, but with THE BIG LIE (i.e., no PTS on the T) and me not wanting any grayscale or skittles colors, I was left with a "choice" of only one color.
Courtesy of @tourenwagen who gave me a steal price for his used GT3 side skirts. U rock bro! That lunch restaurant and IPA was awesome too. Ha, I couldn’t wait to install them. Wished I had ramps or a jack. Still pretty darn easy install on the ground. Took me about hour and half while answering work emails.
UPDATE: Tools required to install side skirts.
- Torx wrench - 25 & 30
- Quarter
- Cardboard to lie down on
Alex, that is such great news. Its fun that we are on the same goat. Been following you every step of the way. I hope that we can be able to make the Bear Mountain gatheriing. It feels like we should be getting our T's by early august. Love you build!
07-06-2023, 06:58 PM
Nope, us "Europeans" do not dress that way, even if we could actually.
