begging for a gt3rs allocation possibility:)
10-29-2006, 01:53 AM
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cos ... i got an extra 996 cup car you might want very stong and in pretty good shape.. a buddy may buy i may not sell but lat me know dont wait till January
10-29-2006, 10:43 AM
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At this juncture you have a few options. Get on the list for a 997GT3 and upgrade it to RS specs when it arrives. Wait for the next years allocation and hold your spot this time. If you really want an RS now try and pick one up from a speculator or posuer after they drive the car for a few miles. But you may have to pay over MSRP for the last option.
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10-31-2006, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by 03-turbo911
For God's sake jeff get that number 1 on the GT2 spot. You might be able to tempt an RS owner who's missing the rush of turbo chargers spooling up and trade.
11-07-2006, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted by icon
live ten minutes from barber's.
man if i live that clos to barber, i will drive THROUGH barber track on my way to work. i have to buy a pass of sorts.
11-07-2006, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by carrering
I couldn't agree with that statement more. As long as you have the right attitude, don't matter what you choose to learn in. Just as long as you understand its not the car by itself that will be fast. Its the operator that makes it fast. For your first DE's, don't be surprised if a low hp $8K car driven in the right hands will get by you without thinking about it. For proof, throw Cos in an E30 325 at Infineon and see what he does with it.
11-07-2006, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by mooty
ok, i am gonna have to invite myself to your home and go drive barber.
man if i live that close to barber, i will drive THROUGH barber track on my way to work. i have to buy a pass of sorts.
man if i live that close to barber, i will drive THROUGH barber track on my way to work. i have to buy a pass of sorts.
i do have to drive w/ in a stones throw of barber's on the way to the office.
not much available track time there though
unless you pay for pde!often thought of driving onto the track and see how many laps i could
get in b/f . . . . .
california has all the tracks!!!
11-07-2006, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by icon
anytime mooty
i do have to drive w/ in a stones throw of barber's on the way to the office.
not much available track time there though unless you pay for pde!
often thought of driving onto the track and see how many laps i could
get in b/f . . . . .
california has all the tracks!!!
i do have to drive w/ in a stones throw of barber's on the way to the office.
not much available track time there though
unless you pay for pde!often thought of driving onto the track and see how many laps i could
get in b/f . . . . .
california has all the tracks!!!
when i stay over at your place, will i meet all those women on your avatar? never been to alabama.