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11-15-2010, 11:16 PM
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11-15-2010, 11:22 PM
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11-15-2010, 11:25 PM
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Braggart! 
I fantasize about life up there in paradise. Have you made it to that Volvo dealer in SLO? One of the managers or owners is a P-car enthusiast (or at least enthusiastic about selling!). Also, watch out for the CHP on the 2-lane north of Cambria. Ask me how I know. And then there's the wine. Whole 'nuther discussion...congrats on the move. Throw a p-car party, I'll come!
I fantasize about life up there in paradise. Have you made it to that Volvo dealer in SLO? One of the managers or owners is a P-car enthusiast (or at least enthusiastic about selling!). Also, watch out for the CHP on the 2-lane north of Cambria. Ask me how I know. And then there's the wine. Whole 'nuther discussion...congrats on the move. Throw a p-car party, I'll come!CHP definitely make their presence known. And especially around the vineyards and wine tasting venues (a good thing I suppose.) But you learn where they are and they're always in the same spots. Plus the locals flash their lights as warnings when they see any CHP in the bushes.
I've found lots of places to go that are CHP-free. Nice long back roads with very little traffic. I normally stay away from the main roads anyway.
Hey, I'm up for a P-car drive party. Maybe after the new year.
11-15-2010, 11:29 PM
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Burning Brakes
I hope this doesn't get me kicked out of the club but I waved at a 997 the other day and he waved back. 
A couple of days later I got an email from a new PCA member in my area (not very many Pcars in southern Illinois). Turns out it was the same guy and he lives just a few miles away from me, he has loved Porsches forever and got a beautiful 09 997S, on first meeting he offered me, a perfect stranger, the keys to his new car. We went on a great drive and he has already planned out the route for the next drive.
It has nothing to do with air vs. water.
Just enthusiasts vs jerkoffs, it is pretty obvious which is which
A couple of days later I got an email from a new PCA member in my area (not very many Pcars in southern Illinois). Turns out it was the same guy and he lives just a few miles away from me, he has loved Porsches forever and got a beautiful 09 997S, on first meeting he offered me, a perfect stranger, the keys to his new car. We went on a great drive and he has already planned out the route for the next drive.
It has nothing to do with air vs. water.
Just enthusiasts vs jerkoffs, it is pretty obvious which is which
11-16-2010, 10:15 AM
#65
Race Director
I hope this doesn't get me kicked out of the club but I waved at a 997 the other day and he waved back.
A couple of days later I got an email from a new PCA member in my area (not very many Pcars in southern Illinois). Turns out it was the same guy and he lives just a few miles away from me, he has loved Porsches forever and got a beautiful 09 997S, on first meeting he offered me, a perfect stranger, the keys to his new car. We went on a great drive and he has already planned out the route for the next drive.
It has nothing to do with air vs. water.
Just enthusiasts vs jerkoffs, it is pretty obvious which is which
A couple of days later I got an email from a new PCA member in my area (not very many Pcars in southern Illinois). Turns out it was the same guy and he lives just a few miles away from me, he has loved Porsches forever and got a beautiful 09 997S, on first meeting he offered me, a perfect stranger, the keys to his new car. We went on a great drive and he has already planned out the route for the next drive.
It has nothing to do with air vs. water.
Just enthusiasts vs jerkoffs, it is pretty obvious which is which
11-16-2010, 02:27 PM
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Some of us have made good friends here. Others remain unburdened by such concerns.
Cool story. God bless southern Illinois! Would never happen in L.A. I'd be stoked if more of my friends had Porsches...of any kind!
I hope this doesn't get me kicked out of the club but I waved at a 997 the other day and he waved back. A couple of days later I got an email from a new PCA member in my area (not very many Pcars in southern Illinois). Turns out it was the same guy and he lives just a few miles away from me, he has loved Porsches forever and got a beautiful 09 997S, on first meeting he offered me, a perfect stranger, the keys to his new car. We went on a great drive and he has already planned out the route for the next drive. It has nothing to do with air vs. water. Just enthusiasts vs jerkoffs, it is pretty obvious which is which
A couple of days later I got an email from a new PCA member in my area (not very many Pcars in southern Illinois). Turns out it was the same guy and he lives just a few miles away from me, he has loved Porsches forever and got a beautiful 09 997S, on first meeting he offered me, a perfect stranger, the keys to his new car. We went on a great drive and he has already planned out the route for the next drive. It has nothing to do with air vs. water. Just enthusiasts vs jerkoffs, it is pretty obvious which is which
11-16-2010, 08:08 PM
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