Winter 2008/2009 Snow Pictures - Share your pictures here!
11-26-2008, 08:20 AM
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erm sorry lads cant participate in this one...
a) sold my car - so if any, it will have to be in the pig*
b) its still 23 degrees in Athens, and that is in CELSIUS (78oF)!!
However, I do thoroughly enjoy these, thank you ever so much keep them coming.
*disclaimer: the rights of the word pig in reference to our beloved marque's SUV-SAV-S*whatever*V are credited to infamous ltc, aka Larry aka squirrel trainer etc etc. Pls do not use without permission or proper accreditation
a) sold my car - so if any, it will have to be in the pig*
b) its still 23 degrees in Athens, and that is in CELSIUS (78oF)!!
However, I do thoroughly enjoy these, thank you ever so much keep them coming.
*disclaimer: the rights of the word pig in reference to our beloved marque's SUV-SAV-S*whatever*V are credited to infamous ltc, aka Larry aka squirrel trainer etc etc. Pls do not use without permission or proper accreditation
11-27-2008, 08:29 AM
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I had a garage queen 993 that never even saw the rain (while in my care). Although the turbo is substantially more expensive than the 993, I'm enjoying the hell out of driving her daily, on the track with the rain pouring down (with windows open--track rules), and in the snow. These cars do a fantastic job in all of these conditions.
Me lovin' it.
11-27-2008, 12:00 PM
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True, although the coverage can be minimize and in the end, these cars have very good corrosion protection--I've never seen one rust out.
I had a garage queen 993 that never even saw the rain (while in my care). Although the turbo is substantially more expensive than the 993, I'm enjoying the hell out of driving her daily, on the track with the rain pouring down (with windows open--track rules), and in the snow. These cars do a fantastic job in all of these conditions.
Me lovin' it.
I had a garage queen 993 that never even saw the rain (while in my care). Although the turbo is substantially more expensive than the 993, I'm enjoying the hell out of driving her daily, on the track with the rain pouring down (with windows open--track rules), and in the snow. These cars do a fantastic job in all of these conditions.
Me lovin' it.
Absofreakinglutely couldnt of said it better myself! In the end its just a thing!
Drive Em!
11-27-2008, 12:07 PM
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11-27-2008, 10:52 PM
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Here is a link some guy posted some time back of his experience in Finland. Cars do great in the winter!! Agreed Coochas! Fun to watch these clips!
http://web.mac.com/asenra/iWeb/Camp4...Camp4%201.html
http://web.mac.com/asenra/iWeb/Camp4...Camp4%201.html
12-10-2008, 07:47 AM
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12-12-2008, 12:17 AM
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I'm really missing the fun driving a 911 in the snow! I did it with all my other Porsches and it is such fun. I would have to get serious though and buy the 18 inch rims, toss on the real snow tires, stuff the cable chains in the trunk, and then put on the hardtop! But since it was 86ºF on my back deck (in the shade) this afternoon I'm going to have to do this during a road trip to points north...
12-12-2008, 03:32 AM
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Not an artistic pic, but qualifies. Just got the GT3, on first DE and it snows,... in Alabama. This is 6 AM Saturday. It's really windy with that icy, crusty snow. Witnessed a wreck with fatality just outside the track. That was terrible. Left bad thoughts on morning track runs.
Barber PCA DE last March.
Barber PCA DE last March.
