Winter has arrived
12-07-2012, 09:46 AM
#3
Now that looks like fun! Where are you?
I put my snows on a little prematurely here, but have been enjoying a narrow tire with less grip to slide the car around a little in the dry.
You will be fine and enjoy driving the car the whole year!
I put my snows on a little prematurely here, but have been enjoying a narrow tire with less grip to slide the car around a little in the dry.
You will be fine and enjoy driving the car the whole year!
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12-09-2012, 06:20 PM
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Hi guys, I live in Luxembourg, squashed between Belgium, France and Germany. We get quite a bit of snow each year, and there is a bunch of 911's here being driven in winter. This is my first Porsche, I bought it from the Porsche dealer - the previous owner used it as a dd for 6 yrs so that means it already saw some snow by the time I got it. Anyway, I give it tlc as much as possible and make sure that it gets polished and waxed regularly.
After my drive yesterday I had it washed and polished and now it is tucked away for my 1200 km round trip to a nothern part of germany next weekend. I am looking forward to taking the car back to the roads it was designed for in the first place.
I can honestly say that the largest part of yesterday I had a grin in my face. The car just handled so well in the bad weather.
After my drive yesterday I had it washed and polished and now it is tucked away for my 1200 km round trip to a nothern part of germany next weekend. I am looking forward to taking the car back to the roads it was designed for in the first place.
I can honestly say that the largest part of yesterday I had a grin in my face. The car just handled so well in the bad weather.
12-09-2012, 06:48 PM
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Hi guys, I live in Luxembourg, squashed between Belgium, France and Germany. We get quite a bit of snow each year, and there is a bunch of 911's here being driven in winter. This is my first Porsche, I bought it from the Porsche dealer - the previous owner used it as a dd for 6 yrs so that means it already saw some snow by the time I got it. Anyway, I give it tlc as much as possible and make sure that it gets polished and waxed regularly.
After my drive yesterday I had it washed and polished and now it is tucked away for my 1200 km round trip to a nothern part of germany next weekend. I am looking forward to taking the car back to the roads it was designed for in the first place.
I can honestly say that the largest part of yesterday I had a grin in my face. The car just handled so well in the bad weather.
After my drive yesterday I had it washed and polished and now it is tucked away for my 1200 km round trip to a nothern part of germany next weekend. I am looking forward to taking the car back to the roads it was designed for in the first place.
I can honestly say that the largest part of yesterday I had a grin in my face. The car just handled so well in the bad weather.
12-09-2012, 11:32 PM
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Hi guys, I live in Luxembourg, squashed between Belgium, France and Germany. We get quite a bit of snow each year, and there is a bunch of 911's here being driven in winter. This is my first Porsche, I bought it from the Porsche dealer - the previous owner used it as a dd for 6 yrs so that means it already saw some snow by the time I got it. Anyway, I give it tlc as much as possible and make sure that it gets polished and waxed regularly.
After my drive yesterday I had it washed and polished and now it is tucked away for my 1200 km round trip to a nothern part of germany next weekend. I am looking forward to taking the car back to the roads it was designed for in the first place.
I can honestly say that the largest part of yesterday I had a grin in my face. The car just handled so well in the bad weather.
After my drive yesterday I had it washed and polished and now it is tucked away for my 1200 km round trip to a nothern part of germany next weekend. I am looking forward to taking the car back to the roads it was designed for in the first place.
I can honestly say that the largest part of yesterday I had a grin in my face. The car just handled so well in the bad weather.
12-10-2012, 12:29 AM
#15
Nice. I drive mine all year as well. No snow yet but we often get some. I'd like to get a pic of driving mine in the snow on a sunny day with the top down. For any of you that love the outdoors the cab it perfect. Obviously not in the rain with the top down but on a cold clear day nothing beats it. Right Tom?
Tom