Car looks good, welcome aboardChewbaccaman wrote: Thu Jan 02, 2025 11:28 am New member just saying hi. Two year owner of a black ‘87 NA 944 with some fun mods (euro bumpers, 924 turbo front valence, 968 wing, 968 door cards, Saratoga top, lowered, I could go on and on but won’t bore you all). It’s currently in hibernation up here in the Northeast until we thaw out in the spring!
Super-sharp Porsche!!Chewbaccaman wrote: Thu Jan 02, 2025 11:28 am New member just saying hi. Two year owner of a black ‘87 NA 944 with some fun mods (euro bumpers, 924 turbo front valence, 968 wing, 968 door cards, Saratoga top, lowered, I could go on and on but won’t bore you all). It’s currently in hibernation up here in the Northeast until we thaw out in the spring!
Great post and I love the skittles line! You've had an extensive Porsche history which is fantastic! Powersports and boats - another great bit of fun and relevance to this kind of group, especially true for those of us around lakes and other bodies of water as many of us are.vonmec wrote: Thu Jan 02, 2025 1:10 pm I am a powersports & marine dealer in Seneca, SC. Currently I own a '22 Spyder, a '18 Carrera T, and an interesting '99 Porsche 911 that has some nice mods. I've had a '13 911S cab, '10 911 targa, '09 911 Turbo, '87 3.2, '83 SC, a '87 924, and 4 other 996s.My brother is a Porsche fan too and has gone through his share as well - I can't decide what I want to own - ideally just one car, but maybe 2. I think I'd like a 992 and a 993 in my garage but I have to sell a few to make room. Porsche's give me pleasure and anxiety - right now more of the latter! I think I want to start with selling my Carrera T. But who knows.I've heard they are like Skittles - you have to try them all.
Gorgeous!Chewbaccaman wrote: Thu Jan 02, 2025 11:28 am New member just saying hi. Two year owner of a black ‘87 NA 944 with some fun mods (euro bumpers, 924 turbo front valence, 968 wing, 968 door cards, Saratoga top, lowered, I could go on and on but won’t bore you all). It’s currently in hibernation up here in the Northeast until we thaw out in the spring!
Welcome aboard. In a lot of ways, you speak for a lot of us! I saw a base '99 996 today, and had to stop to admire it. And when it drove off, it sounded like an air-cooled car. I think the 996 will have its day....vonmec wrote: Thu Jan 02, 2025 1:10 pm I am a powersports & marine dealer in Seneca, SC. Currently I own a '22 Spyder, a '18 Carrera T, and an interesting '99 Porsche 911 that has some nice mods. I've had a '13 911S cab, '10 911 targa, '09 911 Turbo, '87 3.2, '83 SC, a '87 924, and 4 other 996s. I've heard they are like Skittles - you have to try them all. My brother is a Porsche fan too and has gone through his share as well - we talk porsche often - and neither of us can decide what to own - for me - ideally just one car, but maybe 2. I think I'd like a 992 and a 993 in my garage but I have to sell a few to make room. Porsche's give me pleasure and anxiety - right now more of the latter! I think I want to start with selling my Carrera T. But who knows - I do know that I watch too much Porsche YouTube because my wife tells me so. Happy New Year - may your Porsche dreams come true in 2025!
vonmec wrote: Thu Jan 02, 2025 2:49 pm I live in a great area of wonderful roads - not far from the Tail of the Dragon and other mountain routes. I do get to middle TN as my son lives in Nashville
That's where I am! (Nashville)
Good evening Ken and welcome to Carpokes. Thanks for joining.Dionysius wrote: Mon Dec 30, 2024 9:03 am Hi all,
20+ year owner of a variety of P-cars checking in from Maryland.
Ken
