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Duuuuude is that your 911? If it is. I am now coveting your PRSi aaaand your car...that's awesome!
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Duuuuude is that your 911? If it is. I am now coveting your PRSi aaaand your car...that's awesome!
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The Boogie Man's 911 is air-cooled.
What??!! Spooky! Mine looked just like the one on the brochure that year, charcoal grey, grey interior with the red piping (very cool stuff), no t-tops (it added weight and body flex, which I noticed in the test drives) and no cruise control so I could get the cooler steering wheel. Such a great car. Believe it or not, it cost $11,030.00.
IKR! To top it off mine had the cruise delete with the 3 point steering wheel...and you have an air cooled 911
Boogie you complete me...NOW THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!
That one, I think, is Mike’s. Not air cooled but a gorgeous hunk of burnin’ love!
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I drove a Cayman S yesterday. Never thought I'd consider one but it was impressive. That said, I am leaning pretty hard toward an M2 Competition at this point.
EDIT: I removed the goofy (to my eyes) rear wing with Photoshop.
EDIT: I removed the goofy (to my eyes) rear wing with Photoshop.
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veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
That is very appealing.I drove a Cayman S yesterday. Never thought I'd consider one but it was impressive. That said, I am leaning pretty hard toward an M2 Competition at this point.
I would not kick that out of my garage.I drove a Cayman S yesterday. Never thought I'd consider one but it was impressive. That said, I am leaning pretty hard toward an M2 Competition at this point.
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The M4 Competition might be an option too but the M2 has the same engine and bigger brakes. And, the M2 is $25k cheaper, fully-loaded!
veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
That would make the M2 the easy choice for me as long as it had enough space inside.
sergiodeblanc
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Ehh.. it’s no Porsche.
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Loving nature’s wonders
Side view...
When was John imprisoned?!
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Son of a...
I have spent many years (and tens of thousands of dollars) nursing British cars along. And given the direction Tata has taken Land Rover, I'm not real optimistic about the other half of that group. That said, I might consider one if they hadn't nuked their US-spec sales program here in Germany.
Tosca
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The M2 Competition is phenomenal Hans...you should get it, a blast to drive. I checked one out this past weekend just before I drove this...
I may have to do something bad now...
The M2 Competition is phenomenal Hans...you should get it, a blast to drive. I checked one out this past weekend just before I drove this..
I may have to do something bad now...
One question...did Jason Statham take this from Darth Vader before or after the throat punch? Asking for a friend. That is bada$$ incarnate dude! I want that...
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I’ve probably linked this pic before, but I had a lot of fun with BMWs in the 80s and 90s. Loved the damn things. Still do. Shot in my driveway, this 6 series coupe was mine, the M1 was a buddy’s. Great cars. The 6 series had Hartge mods, was very fast for its day. Had a few sedans along the way too, but this was my favorite. Get. The. BMW.
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toothace
Zombie Thirteen, DFZ
Can a car look both sweet AND mean??
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Ah, the shaggin' wagon!
