Mopar Hunter
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The last Porsche I tried to get into was not designed for a guy 6’4”.
Wayne are you a little guy?
Wayne are you a little guy?
Anyone available to check out a car in Prescott Valley, Arizona?
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I do the same with his brother Chevy!
No, but I could stand to lose a few pounds. I get in and out of my M ROADSTER without too much difficulty and it has lots of leg room for 6' me.
Rumor has it that Wayne has been seen dancing around in his underwear!
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Sounds like some Risky Business to me.... 
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My (now gone) grandmother Evelin, after her husband died
(one of the 3 step mother's Patty's mom's, ex-Principle/school teacher)
had a brand new 79 Porshe 928s GTS, stick, quick & it was really fun,
platinum/bright silver colored, saddle leather interior dark tint window
(I think it had every option available, air-dam & spoiler, engine, susp. tires wheels & including the electric moon/sunroof)
I got to drive it a few times, it was impressive...
I was like 6'2" 225#s at the time I fit just fine, better legroom than my 74 911 Targa-S too
It had like a hard/stiff spot in the throttle peddle,
because of the 2 throttle bodies interior short/ext. long runner EFI deal
(SRT before there was an SRT by Dodge/Ram),
She thought that was the end of the throttle, she didn't press hard enough
We were going for a ride, I was driving getting on hwy 50 off Sunrise Blvd.
I floored it, it got sideways going around the onramp, she said how did you do that
it never went that fast before, do it again... (she was cool)
I told/explained to her about the 2 TBs & she got it right away...
Got in it & we did a 120mph run shortly after, she wooded it for about 1/3rd of a mile
off of Scott Rd. out by the Rancho Secco where we street raced, our muscle cars...
They are sort of heavy, but felt really good, great feedback thru the steering & wheel....
who's the U-Boat Captain
'Risky Business'/flick Tom Cruiseit had different wheels (curved 5 spoke (?) Bespoke (spell) wheels) & wider Pirelli P tires
same year, same color I think, as the one below
She drove like she was the lil' old lady from Pasadena,
she was unassuming to look at, but a 'Tiger lived inside'
always going 90+ on the hwy, even in her Buick Lesabre & also her 65 Riviera 425/401
(I loved that car) she had a lead foot, cool old lady, treated me like her own
that lived in Sacramento/Sunrise Gold River area...
good luck Wayne
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That is too cool!My (now gone) grandmother Evelin, after her husband died
(one of the 3 step mother's Patty's mom's, ex-Principle/school teacher)
had a brand new 79 Porshe 928s GTS, stick, quick & it was really fun,
platinum/bright silver colored, saddle leather interior dark tint window
(I think it had every option available, air-dam & spoiler, engine, susp. tires wheels & including the electric moon/sunroof)
I got to drive it a few times, it was impressive...
I was like 6'2" 225#s at the time I fit just fine, better legroom than my 74 911s Targa too
It had like a hard/stiff spot in the throttle peddle,
because of the 2 throttle bodies interior short/ext. long runner EFI deal
(SRT before there was an SRT by Dodge/Ram),
She thought that was the end of the throttle, she didn't press hard enough
We were going for a ride, I was driving getting on hwy 50 off Sunrise Blvd.
I floored it, it got sideways going around the onramp, she said how did you do that
it never went that fast before, do it again... (she was cool)
I told/explained to her about the 2 TBs & she got it right away...
Got in it & we did a 120mph run shortly after, she wooded it for about 1/3rd of a mile
off of Scott Rd. out by the Rancho Secco where we street raced, our muscle cars...
They are sort of heavy, but felt really good, great feedback thru the steering & wheel....
who's the U-Boat Captain
it had different wheels (curved 5 spoke (?) Bespoke (spell) wheels) & wider Pirelli P tires
same year, same color I think, as the one below
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She drove like she was the lil' old lady from Pasadena,
she was unassuming to look at, but a 'Tiger lived inside'
always going 90+ on the hwy, even in her Buick Lesabre & also her 65 Riviera 425/401
(I loved that car) she had a lead foot, cool old lady, treated me like her own
that lived in Sacramento/Sunrise Gold River area...
good luck Wayne
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Any problems with it? My uncle owns one of those, constantly needing repairs.
It has been very reliable.
I replaced the radiator, water pump, and thermostat about five years ago. I replaced the ball joints, inner/outer tie rods last year along with the McPherson struts and rear shocks. Otherwise, just regular oil service (5k mi), brake fluid flushes (4 yr), and coolant flushes (4 yr).
No gremlins.
It has around 127,000 miles. I purchased it eleven years ago with 39,000 miles.
I only let the dealership mount/balance tires and do the thrust alignment. They don't want to do work on it anyway...they want me to buy a new Z4 M 4.0 roadster for $77,000+. Ummm, I'm not going to spend that much money on a vehicle. I have a low pain threshold in my wallet area.
I did yesterday. It was picked up last night and should be here in a few days.
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