Nashville - no air-cooled Porsches spotted
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Hi Bruce,
It is fair to say that Tennessee will never resemble SoCal or NorCal,
, but we do have our share of air-cooled Porsche loyalists here. In fact, on Labor Day, a small gathering of five air-cooled 911's and 1 Boxster took place south of town. We met up for coffee, juice, Krispy Kreme donuts, and 2.5 hours of wildly spirited driving over some of the twistiest roads you'll ever see.
Let us know if/when you're going to be back in town again. You're absolutely more than welcome to meet up with us for coffee, Porsche conversation, and a spirited drive.
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Rick
It is fair to say that Tennessee will never resemble SoCal or NorCal,
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Let us know if/when you're going to be back in town again. You're absolutely more than welcome to meet up with us for coffee, Porsche conversation, and a spirited drive.
Regards,
Rick
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I live in an area that has more than it's fair share of p-cars, water and air cooled... however I bet 9 out of 10 I see on the road on a daily basis are water cooled/newer p-cars.
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West Chester, I believe that is where I went to buy my 993TT and drive it back home to Nashville. Nice looooooooong drive, but it was pretty driving thru the ridges in Virginia and eastern Tennessee.