So I'm driving my buddy's Cayman
01-27-2007, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by mooty
i dont have money for ferrari.
but plenty of bimmers. and sadly NONE of them comes close to p cars.
and my favorite e36m3, have noticed the seat and the str are offset from one another. no wonder my lower back hurts everytime i get out of it.
told you so.
you want to buy mine?
but plenty of bimmers. and sadly NONE of them comes close to p cars.
and my favorite e36m3, have noticed the seat and the str are offset from one another. no wonder my lower back hurts everytime i get out of it.
told you so.
you want to buy mine?
Heh, that would be a helluva combo.
Personally, after a day in the Coxster, I'd think about keeping it and a GT3 (if I already owned one)!
01-28-2007, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by frayed
Not a big lagavulin fan; stuck on highland park these days. But hey, cheers brudda. 
R+C
PS I notice Mr obnoxious is at it again.....
01-28-2007, 09:16 AM
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Cayman is an excellent sports car. All it needs to be perfect is another 80hp and it'll be perfection. There's always Alois for that and it's always tempting to go that route.
01-29-2007, 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by himichael
I'm man enough to drive that pink Cayman.
same here, I drove a 'purple porsche' (zenith blue 996) for 3 years, and despite my wife making fun (and a few others i'm sure) I loved it - although having a GT3 motor in the pink cayman would sure make the experience sweeter...