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Stick with me on this story, it is worth the read.
My dad lives in Kentucky and knows what a Porsche geek I am and forwarded me a craigslist ad from the Louisville Craigslist for a 1985 911 with low mileage.
It looked to good to be true but figured I would dig as deep as I needed to rule it out
Last night the woman who posted the ad emailed me with all these photos and more detailed info of the car.
See the top photo attached
I did a search on the vin and a carfax and figured out that it was bogus.
Now hear is the crazy part, today I am driving to a clients house to measure for a kitchen remodel in Southport Connecticut and I drive by this old stone church that resembles the one in the photo from the ad in Kentucky
I back up and call up the photos on my phone from last nights email and its the SAME FRIGGIN church.
Even the same car is parked in the same parking spot.
This must have some sort of meaning, the odds of this happening are NILL
I have deduced that it must mean that I will be lucky in my future in regards to Porsches and that I must participate in the PCA raffle RELIGOUSLY and I am destined to WIN
07-25-2018, 08:59 PM
The chances of this are inconceivable
