OK, my baby is officially gone.
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I am going to stick around for a while. What else do I have to do? It used to be that when I got a little "restless" I would take the P-car for a drive to meke me feel better. Somehow, I can't envision the same thing happening with the Accord.
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Tim,
First you leave the Queen city and now the P car is gone... that's a lot of change my friend!
A couple of years in the Honda and then you will appreciate the Porsche even more when you get another on!
First you leave the Queen city and now the P car is gone... that's a lot of change my friend!
A couple of years in the Honda and then you will appreciate the Porsche even more when you get another on!
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If there's anything Hondas have in common with Porsches (aside from kaizen-jutsu), it's that their owners absolutely love them, and I'm sure you'll grow to love yours, especially since it's so reliable it's bound to make you go out and buy a 914 or old 911 to work on! Seriously Tim, thanks so much, you made me feel so welcome when I joined and I hope that fortune smiles on you with another Porsche for you to mod up and advise us all on sooner than later.
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If there's anything Hondas have in common with Porsches (aside from kaizen-jutsu), it's that their owners absolutely love them, and I'm sure you'll grow to love yours, especially since it's so reliable it's bound to make you go out and buy a 914 or old 911 to work on! Seriously Tim, thanks so much, you made me feel so welcome when I joined and I hope that fortune smiles on you with another Porsche for you to mod up and advise us all on sooner than later.
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tim,
keep the VIN number of the car handy. chances are it will come back up for sale in a year or 2 and you can buy it back. i cna't remember the amount of times i've had a chance to buy back stuff that i sold thanks to forums/the internet (so far the list is: paintball gun, the skyline gt-r, my 2nd car ever which was a 97 civic dx hatch and last but not least a GSX-R600).
keep the VIN number of the car handy. chances are it will come back up for sale in a year or 2 and you can buy it back. i cna't remember the amount of times i've had a chance to buy back stuff that i sold thanks to forums/the internet (so far the list is: paintball gun, the skyline gt-r, my 2nd car ever which was a 97 civic dx hatch and last but not least a GSX-R600).