993 in HK
07-10-2007, 12:38 AM
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Just a quick question here...are any of you HK users planning on paying for membership to Rennlist. We seem to have a high propotion of users rather than members. The US$17 a year is well worth it.
07-10-2007, 11:54 AM
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Swift Shift, thx for advise, stopped by there this am, the technician is v friendly, will definitely consider going there next time. (cos I want the next service at Jebsen to keep all the stamps on booklet).
Darren, wat value added service do u enjoy as a member?
Guys: a white C2S is on car8.com, go take a look!
Darren, wat value added service do u enjoy as a member?
Guys: a white C2S is on car8.com, go take a look!
07-10-2007, 12:30 PM
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Cartoon blue: I joined as a member not because of any value added service per se (though there are some including ability to post on classifieds and access to other forums not open to non-members - others are more qualified to tell you more) but because this is a great forum that provides lots of insights and opportunity to meet people that share our passion.
Our membership fees enable John D. (the site administrator) to up-keep this site so that we can all continue to enjoy the benefits of it.
There's plenty of value to be gained from this site - it far outweighs the US$17 p.a.. Chip in if you can to show your support.
Alan
Our membership fees enable John D. (the site administrator) to up-keep this site so that we can all continue to enjoy the benefits of it.
There's plenty of value to be gained from this site - it far outweighs the US$17 p.a.. Chip in if you can to show your support.
Alan
07-10-2007, 07:05 PM
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Cartoon Blue,
As Alan said, it is not the value add per se. The membership fee is a piddly amount to pay to have access to such a wealth of knowledge on our cars. In the last year or so, the information and help from this forum have literally saved me thousands of US$. Even if it didn't, I would still be a paying member as it helps keep the site up etc.
Bottom line is that if you can afford to own and run a Porsche in HK, you can afford to pay the US$17 per year membership fee.
My 2 cents.
As Alan said, it is not the value add per se. The membership fee is a piddly amount to pay to have access to such a wealth of knowledge on our cars. In the last year or so, the information and help from this forum have literally saved me thousands of US$. Even if it didn't, I would still be a paying member as it helps keep the site up etc.
Bottom line is that if you can afford to own and run a Porsche in HK, you can afford to pay the US$17 per year membership fee.
My 2 cents.
07-11-2007, 01:56 AM
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Originally Posted by p993enthusiast
Cartoon blue: I joined as a member not because of any value added service per se (though there are some including ability to post on classifieds and access to other forums not open to non-members - others are more qualified to tell you more) but because this is a great forum that provides lots of insights and opportunity to meet people that share our passion.
Our membership fees enable John D. (the site administrator) to up-keep this site so that we can all continue to enjoy the benefits of it.
There's plenty of value to be gained from this site - it far outweighs the US$17 p.a.. Chip in if you can to show your support.
Alan
Our membership fees enable John D. (the site administrator) to up-keep this site so that we can all continue to enjoy the benefits of it.
There's plenty of value to be gained from this site - it far outweighs the US$17 p.a.. Chip in if you can to show your support.
Alan
All the best,
07-12-2007, 11:45 PM
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Alan,
I am open to suggestions. Most people seem to be away at the moment. It would be great to have Chris at the next one with Project Orange...I know most of us can't wait to see that beast.
Shall we try for early or mid Aug?
I am open to suggestions. Most people seem to be away at the moment. It would be great to have Chris at the next one with Project Orange...I know most of us can't wait to see that beast.
Shall we try for early or mid Aug?
07-13-2007, 01:08 PM
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Wow! Jusrt got back my car fr Jebsen tday, done a ususal oil change, changed 3 relays, and alt cover, total is abour HK$5200.......well well, fair enough, at least they kindly stamp the service record booklet, havent been able to find a used 993 with such complete record.........! Although it is quite $$$$$$$, v happy w the service at Jeb. Just wanna share...................
07-13-2007, 02:14 PM
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Darren - at the moment I am good for the first, third and fourth weekend of August - ie i cant make second weekend of August.
Cartoon blue - did they work out the shifting problem that you had?
Cartoon blue - did they work out the shifting problem that you had?
07-14-2007, 12:48 PM
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P993enthusiast, regarding the shift problem, they fixed that by lubricating the parts for me, actually it was caused by the shift ****, they suggest only if the problem comes back otherwise no need to change the shift ****...........btw, do u know where we can get shift **** of 993 in HK?
Guys, 2 New Listings: a silver 993TT and white 993C2S at New Way Motors......FYI
Guys, 2 New Listings: a silver 993TT and white 993C2S at New Way Motors......FYI
