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Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 12:33 pm**

I once had a ride in the back of one. It took days to get my chin off my chest again.

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 12:41 pm**

That's probably because you were keeping your head down, just in case someone saw you in it Dave!

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 12:54 pm**

mixed comments from the boys here, porsches you either lov'em or hate'em, I like'em but but dont like the image that goes with them & they are way over priced, but hold there money better that an offsore bank account

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 3:09 pm**

It's a nice colour Andy!

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 3:24 pm**

hi dave
almost every car I get is red, dont know why, even my truck, just sold a red ducati, one blue roadrunner everything below some shade of red !

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 3:31 pm**

My Challenger was Blue when I got it. First thing I did was get it painted Hemi Orange. Which is more of a very bright red than orange.

I do not see red very well because of my colour blindness. It has to be very bright otherwise it just looks dull to me.

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 4:41 pm**

what have you had then ivor a porsche 924 and the Bananarama! audi engined one??????? , i had a 1 yr old 911 back in 89-90 never and i mean never got beat in a race had big bike,s aston vantage and a go with a countach saw em all off , really Bananarama! me off that people slate em

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 5:05 pm**

Sorry to disappoint you Dunc, both mine were proper Porsches with the engine in the boot...a 911 SC and a 356 Carrera...obviously the SC was newer and quicker, but I was never happy in either of them.

You can go alot faster for a lot less money and have less chance of exiting roundabouts backwards.

I'm not going to tell you what I replaced the Porsches with, because I'll come in for some real stick, but it had the engine in the middle!

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 5:24 pm**

Probably the most accomplished car I've ever owned ( for real quick driving) was a 73 Carrea RS Lightweight. A proper factory built road/race car the likes of will not be seen again

If I remember correctly it was 1978 and I swapped it for an Bentley S2, worth about 6k then

That RS is worth about 80k now

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 5:33 pm**

Fiat X19 indeed...

Okay, I'll make an exception for an RS lightweight Budge, I've got to admit, I haven't driven one, but I was driven in one by a guy called Nick Faure (I think that was his name), he was steering through the corners using the throttle, hands off...

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 5:34 pm**

fiat x19

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 5:37 pm**

Credit me with something better than that Dunc!

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 10:00 pm**

AAaaaaaaaaaaaaggggggghhhhhhhh !!!!!!!!! (Just had a bad dream.)..............Hands up !! Who want's to go for a ride, with Dunc in a 1972 Porche 911 Turbo ?,( full throttle , on a windy ,rainy, dark night ) ...........

CLIVEY .... NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! .....WHAT ARE YOU THINKIN' MATE , PUT YOUR HAND DOWN

The thaught of it makes me wont to crawl back into my mummy's womb

Posted: **Fri Feb 16, 07 10:22 pm**

sorry ivor only yankin yer chain,
john it would be a very good experiance for you ask anyone that has passengered with me,
and i kid you not on this one my better half has been on some long distance runs in various cars at a rather ridiculous rate of knots up to 150 i am a bit ashamed to say downright dangerous driving and she sits and does a puzzle book like she is sat in a train or a plane she is ace makes me laugh no fear at all

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