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Old 08-27-2006, 02:15 PM
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Cute kids and great pics!
Old 08-27-2006, 04:18 PM
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Those are some cute kid-in-a-Porsche pics too!
Old 08-27-2006, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by gmaier
My philosophy is that I've just spent over $100k on a car and that it should be driven and enjoyed, not babied. I love my family, far more than any car, and, so, to watch my kids playing around in my new toy brings me almost as much joy as driving it, myself. Last night, I shoehorned the whole family into the P, just to go to the grocery store; while it was not entirely comfortable for all - afterall, this car is anything but a people mover - it was a hell of a lot of fun! As we unloaded in the parking lot, we overheard a couple of kids remark how amazed they were that 4 people actually got out of that thing! We had a nice chuckle, grabbed some groceries and shoehorned back in for the short trip home.
That is funny!
Old 08-27-2006, 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted by SilverSteel
You have some beautiful kids. Mine, about the same ages, don't like to drive in daddy's "loud" car. Instead, they prefer the tranquility of my 745Li or the wifes new LX470. Yesterday a friend of mine's daughter was sitting in his 993 and released the brake and the car rolled down the driveway (15ft) very slowly into his fence. He was cleaning his wife's landcruiser and didn't even hear the car move. No real damage to the car other than a small scrape that can probably be buffed out, but man that's spooky. Oh, the wood fence has two busted boards.
ahaha I'm 19 now and my dad has a 68' camaro in the garage - he still hasn't forgiven me for when I was six rolling our then nearly new van down the driveway and into the cul-de-sac = he actually sprinted down the driveway and hopped in the passenger seat - apparently me and my friend were sitting there cowering.
Old 08-28-2006, 10:12 AM
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Yeah I agree. My daughter went with my wife and I to pick up my 997 last Saturday and got as much fun as I did I think behind the driver's wheel. My son.".always goes with dad" when I go out running errand so he can ride in the "Porsha" as he calls it OR until recently the M3. He already knows the difference and frequently is found on his Gamecube driving his Porsha Boxter in his Need For Speed Video game. My wife says I'll pay later but at this time I think I've created TWO monsters in that she really was eyeing this yellow Cayman S that was in the dealer's showroom when we picked up my 997 and prononuced it "here NEXT car!" LOL But it's nice to share the maddness with the family....now if I could get her to the track or myself even and get a few mods maybe for Xmas or Father's day..then it would be all good.

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Old 08-28-2006, 07:57 PM
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Be careful! Your wife looks too comfortable in the driver's seat! At least my wife doesn't drive stick...hence, creating at least some practical limits.
Old 08-28-2006, 09:09 PM
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Unfortunately my wife can drive both a stick and an automatic although she prefers the automatic...I still have to double check the driveway every now and often to see what she's actually taken from the garage. As long as she leaves the Carrera to my own devices 99% of the time...I am cool!
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mdrobc, based on your past cars, I see a Pepper in your future
Old 08-30-2006, 01:58 PM
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Here's a pic of my friend and her son in my P car. Next day, he and his dad were driving around town and they stopped next to a Porsche and the little boy says, "there's Amy's car." So cute.
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