Hello + European Delivery Adventure
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Hi Everybody!
I figured I would do a first (4th?) post to introduce myself to the board. I have for a long time been a Rennlist reader....but just recently regitered.
I have always wanted a 911, but just haven't been able to pull the trigger just yet. I almost did it last summer on a 997, but let my financial brain get in the way and bought a BMW 335.
But that was a great experience as I did European Delivery on it(see below) and I love the car so far. Maybe in a couple of years when the next 911 comes out (998?) I can go the European Delivery route with a Porsche product.
You can see pictures and read about my BMW European Delivery adventure by going here:
http://eastbounddown.com/category/european-delivery/
![](http://eastbounddown.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/BMW-European-Delivery-07-09-147-1024x768.jpg)
Or you can start with my first part by going here:
http://eastbounddown.com/2009/10/bmw-335-coupe/
Anyhow, like I said I just wanted to say hello and I look forward to joing the actual Porsche owning club at some point.
I figured I would do a first (4th?) post to introduce myself to the board. I have for a long time been a Rennlist reader....but just recently regitered.
I have always wanted a 911, but just haven't been able to pull the trigger just yet. I almost did it last summer on a 997, but let my financial brain get in the way and bought a BMW 335.
But that was a great experience as I did European Delivery on it(see below) and I love the car so far. Maybe in a couple of years when the next 911 comes out (998?) I can go the European Delivery route with a Porsche product.
You can see pictures and read about my BMW European Delivery adventure by going here:
http://eastbounddown.com/category/european-delivery/
![](http://eastbounddown.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/BMW-European-Delivery-07-09-147-1024x768.jpg)
Or you can start with my first part by going here:
http://eastbounddown.com/2009/10/bmw-335-coupe/
Anyhow, like I said I just wanted to say hello and I look forward to joing the actual Porsche owning club at some point.
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Glad you decided to go that route. Its unfortunate that BMW no longer offers that service for motorcycles...but no worries, I keep one in Europe.
You must have had a great time driving roads that are meant to be driven; endless curves and hairpins with elevation changes.
Do these look familiar...
![](http://edelweiss.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/Motorcycle-Tours/2003-Alps-Motorcycle-Tour/0314/148880410_qQQjp-O.jpg)
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I hope you get to try out Corsica...its another world.
You must have had a great time driving roads that are meant to be driven; endless curves and hairpins with elevation changes.
Do these look familiar...
![](http://edelweiss.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/Motorcycle-Tours/2003-Alps-Motorcycle-Tour/0314/148880410_qQQjp-O.jpg)
![](http://edelweiss.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/Motorcycle-Tours/2003-Alps-Motorcycle-Tour/0311/148880399_w7Uqp-O.jpg)
I hope you get to try out Corsica...its another world.
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Euro Delivery is the way to go. I did my first ED with BMW back in 2005. Picked up an M3 and spent 3 weeks traveling in Europe. After that trip I promised myself I would do it again, and next time a Porsche. So in about 2 months this promise will be fulfilled. Picking up my GT3 in May and will spend the next 4 weeks living the dream.![burnout](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/burnout.gif)
ggoodlife - hopefully you will also be able to do it again. Don't wait 5 years like I did. And definitely go for the Porsche.
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ggoodlife - hopefully you will also be able to do it again. Don't wait 5 years like I did. And definitely go for the Porsche.
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Glad you decided to go that route. Its unfortunate that BMW no longer offers that service for motorcycles...but no worries, I keep one in Europe.
You must have had a great time driving roads that are meant to be driven; endless curves and hairpins with elevation changes.
Do these look familiar...
You must have had a great time driving roads that are meant to be driven; endless curves and hairpins with elevation changes.
Do these look familiar...