adie

I finally got my cars back and straight through a safty, unfortunatly they had to drain the tanks to ship them so I thought no worries, my neighbour had just filled up his jerry can so I borrowed it to get the car to and from the testing station, on the way back I thought i'd hit the throttle and have some fun and nothing except poping and banging. Now I don't usually pay a lot of interest at teh octane rating at the pumps but this time I went back and found it to be 85 octane. i usually put in unleaded (UK 94 octane ir there abouts), or if I'm feeling rich, super unleaded (96). So I had to do a quick fill up with 91 and dump a bottle of old octane booster I had in the trunk and after a quick blast down Kingston all apears well again, Looks like I'll be buying th good stuff for that one, I have also revealed the requirement of a radar dector as the car won't stick to the speed limit, I was definatly not pushing it as I joined the Expressway and I was at 100 then, feeling quite pleased with myself I started wondering why everyone was going so slow, at 80 I dropped from to second and nailed it past the slow people hogging the outside lane only to suddenly realise I was back on MPH not KMH so with a tear in my eye i had to back off from the 120 down to something like 60 MPH, whats that all about!! A few jaws dropped as I passed the redneck crew looking for something that resembled a CHEVUICK roaring down the road, only to find the passanger driving the thing that didn't quite sound how it ought to. I think I must have the only right hand drive V8 porsche in Canada and I don't think the locals quite know what to make of it, I not sure I've seen any other right hand drive cars here but maybe I'm not looking hard enough.

P.Po

Right hand drive cars are few and far between here in Canada. I have seen maybe 3 in the last 10 years, but they do exist!

-Patrick