Car-spotting thread
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rick81721
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Had fun with this guy on 31N between Flemington and High Bridge. We did a simultaneous mini burnout at this light. No badges but def modded
Then in Flemington a little later at intersection of Church and 31, red Ferrari - he gave a little show on the turn but man there were cops everywhere today.
Then in Flemington a little later at intersection of Church and 31, red Ferrari - he gave a little show on the turn but man there were cops everywhere today.
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i would have looped the intro to hot for teacher...
jklett
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That's definitely different but I'm more interested in what's up the street a little.
GSTim
Formerly M3Tim
Check the prices at American Tire if you are looking for Coopers or Firestones. I found them to be very competitive.
Captain Brainstorm
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I’ve shopped extensively for a Cayman. Whichever one you get, get no less than the S, a GTS if you can swing it. I’ve driven both the old 6cyl and the flat-4. The 4 is way, way faster than the old 6. Doesn’t sound as good, but it doesn’t sound bad to my ears either, especially when your rev it out. I’m not one of these blazer with the elbow patch Wearing Porsche purists, so I wasn’t offended by the 4. You can probably find a good deal on one somewhere. Whichever one you get will be a lot of fun, they do live up to the hype handling wise.
I have a 2009 Cayman. It's a great car. Mine is definitely not a garage queen. I'm sure if I drove an S or a more recent one that I'd like it better, but they're all fantastic. I test drove a poor example of a 1997 Boxster some years back and that was a blast as well. Don't think you can go wrong as long as it's mechanically sound, but I personally like the 2009-2011 cars for their relative simplicity, but still feeling reasonably modern and comfortable as well. Also no IMS/RMS to go wrong, although it's getting harder to find good examples from that "987.2" generation.
No idea of your price range or manual/PDK. Or your preference for 4T versus the flat-6.
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Thanks for the legwork. No real preferences yet. I'm looking at this as a basically free fun car. Figure I can spend about $30k using just some of my AAPL profits before @Dave Taylor 's predicted stock crash. I'll probably wait till it goes up another hundred/share before I take some profits.
Buy the OCMD Cayman. I'll drive it back. Guaranteed you won't have any carbon build up.
Hawk's Nest at night - My friend was there early and didn't get any fancy car shots,
I'll need to speak with her about priorities.
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I'll need to speak with her about priorities.
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ekuhn
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Photo Dump
When the dually is just too much money you build your own.
Slow rolling Lambo - he did crack it under an overpass. Sounded great.
When your driveway is too steep and you catch the ICC bumper to high side the truck.
If it fits, it ships. I cant imagine how well it steer.
When the dually is just too much money you build your own.
Slow rolling Lambo - he did crack it under an overpass. Sounded great.
When your driveway is too steep and you catch the ICC bumper to high side the truck.
If it fits, it ships. I cant imagine how well it steer.
Researching used Caymans. Talk about a rabbit hole of info and opinions.
qclabrat
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Were you considering verts? This one local and look like fun. https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?atCarId=207d3e35
I figured I'd try to avoid one to appease my Dr's who request I stay out of the sun. But if a killer deal comes along I'd consider it.