The Official ARFCOM Porsche Thread (Page 149 of 153)
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Originally Posted By whiplash10: Traded my Raptor in, new garage mate for the Turbo. Not as big as wife's escalade but man does it scoot. Crazy power! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/55284869569_a1e78f2a0d_b.jpg |
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Originally Posted By 2JokersWild: Put the 3d printer to good use and printed a few little 911 kit cars. I toss these in the dash when I'm out somewhere. To hell with stupid ducks on a Jeep dash, I have 911 kit cars on a 911 dash!  https://i.postimg.cc/QM4RZ67n/Kit-car.jpg those a really cool 
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- Originally Posted By elcope: Er ist ein Bier leener
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@D_J Looks like I’m gonna try your style of wrap now! Still working on it.. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By whiplash10: Traded my Raptor in, new garage mate for the Turbo. Not as big as wife's escalade but man does it scoot. Crazy power! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/55284869569_a1e78f2a0d_b.jpg Very Nice!! Just can't bring myself to drop that kind of coin but Congrats!!!! |
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Originally Posted By neshomamench: Our weekly dinner tonight. https://i.postimg.cc/dtRysSJR/IMG-3612.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/GhPyLSbs/IMG-3613.jpg Those are great pictures. I am always apprehensive parking anywhere I can not keep an eye on mine. Being parked in such a group, greatly lessens this I would imagine. |
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Happiness is a clean 911  Attached File Lotta work but sooo worth it |
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Originally Posted By HRJ: Happiness is a clean 911 https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/337680/IMG_1478_jpeg-3791426.JPG Lotta work but sooo worth it Happiness is also a clean garage with tall ceilings, a great floor covering and plenty of room for more cars! |
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At the risk of getting flamed for owning a Panamera, I have to say after a 2800 mile road trip from NC to Houston and back for my wife's cancer surgery, I'm more convinced than ever that it is the ultimate road trip machine! Comfortable, great range, good mileage at speed, plenty fast to get around traffic. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By HRJ: @D_J Looks like I’m gonna try your style of wrap now! Still working on it.. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/337680/IMG_1092_png-3773347.JPG Such a cool livery, looks good on white, black or silver. There’s a boxter around here wrapped like that and I think it looks great. |
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Originally Posted By HRJ: Did everyone sell their Porsches and buy Luces or something? This place turned into a graveyard. Sadly mine has been in the garage scowling me as I walk past it. The CIS is giving me some problems but I don’t want to spend any time or money on it because the plan was always to go to carbs. I have a set of Webers on the shelf but they need some work and I still need some stuff before I can do the conversion. So that’s even more time and money than fixing the CIS. So the car has just been sitting which I hate. |
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Originally Posted By neshomamench: Well, I had another baby. My fun cars are more for display right now. Originally Posted By neshomamench: Originally Posted By HRJ: Did everyone sell their Porsches and buy Luces or something? This place turned into a graveyard. Well, I had another baby. My fun cars are more for display right now. Temporary setback. Kids love 911s 
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Originally Posted By Mblades: Temporary setback. Kids love 911s https://i.imgur.com/JVqUblC_d.webp?maxwidth=1520&fidelity=grand Originally Posted By Mblades: Originally Posted By neshomamench: Originally Posted By HRJ: Did everyone sell their Porsches and buy Luces or something? This place turned into a graveyard. Well, I had another baby. My fun cars are more for display right now. Temporary setback. Kids love 911s https://i.imgur.com/JVqUblC_d.webp?maxwidth=1520&fidelity=grand Yes they do.  |
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Originally Posted By Mblades: Temporary setback. Kids love 911s https://i.imgur.com/JVqUblC_d.webp?maxwidth=1520&fidelity=grand Hahaha that’s a great pic. That coulda been me in the mid 70s |
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Originally Posted By UndrGrndPrdcts: I simply don't have one. I'm stuck in Bimmer land. Originally Posted By UndrGrndPrdcts: I simply don't have one. I'm stuck in Bimmer land. Not a bad place to be, that’s where I started. When E30 M3 prices went bananas I said F-it Im getting a 911. Originally Posted By HRJ: Hahaha that’s a great pic. That coulda been me in the mid 70s My Dad wasn’t that cool, we had a Mercury Cougar when I was that age. He’s 10 now and proclaimed the Porsche will be the first car he drives by himself when he gets his license. |
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Originally Posted By Mblades: Not a bad place to be, that’s where I started. When E30 M3 prices went bananas I said F-it Im getting a 911. Originally Posted By Mblades: Originally Posted By UndrGrndPrdcts: I simply don't have one. I'm stuck in Bimmer land. Not a bad place to be, that’s where I started. When E30 M3 prices went bananas I said F-it Im getting a 911. F87 here. I like it actually. Only worth a fraction of a 911 though. Good and bad really. |
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Originally Posted By Mblades: Not a bad place to be, that’s where I started. When E30 M3 prices went bananas I said F-it Im getting a 911. My Dad wasn’t that cool, we had a Mercury Cougar when I was that age. He’s 10 now and proclaimed the Porsche will be the first car he drives by himself when he gets his license. Don't we always recommend "get both"? Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Minerk: At the risk of getting flamed for owning a Panamera, I have to say after a 2800 mile road trip from NC to Houston and back for my wife's cancer surgery, I'm more convinced than ever that it is the ultimate road trip machine! Comfortable, great range, good mileage at speed, plenty fast to get around traffic. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/530959/1000047538_jpg-3791561.JPG My wife drove a Panamera for nine years, and we both agree that it is the greatest vehicle we have ever owned. It perfectly hits the sweet spot of performance, comfort and practicality. The back seats are absolutely amazing. |
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Originally Posted By HRJ: Did everyone sell their Porsches and buy Luces or something? This place turned into a graveyard. Ironically, I am getting ready to sell my 911. Since we're moving to Hawaii in December, the rationale for the car is disappearing, and the proceeds will help pay for the new house build (well, it might help to partially pay for the pool )A friend of mine is managing the BAT sale, and is coming over on Sunday to take photos and video (he'll do the underneath photos on a lift during the week). I've got all of the records together, and he's going to be buying a paint thickness gauge and some other stuff. He is the same guy that took some very nice photos a few years ago, and he is extremely well informed about how BAT works, so I am giving him a percentage to manage the entire process. Here are some of the photos he originally took.      
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Ironically, I am getting ready to sell my 911. Since we're moving to Hawaii in December, the rationale for the car is disappearing, and the proceeds will help pay for the new house build (well, it might help to partially pay for the pool )A friend of mine is managing the BAT sale, and is coming over on Sunday to take photos and video (he'll do the underneath photos on a lift during the week). I've got all of the records together, and he's going to be buying a paint thickness gauge and some other stuff. He is the same guy that took some very nice photos a few years ago, and he is extremely well informed about how BAT works, so I am giving him a percentage to manage the entire process. Here are some of the photos he originally took. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2169-2592349.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2128-2-2592361.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2137-2592346.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2062__1_-2592341.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2209-2592353.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2104-2592344.jpg Very nice pics Good luck with the sale! I recently sold my 928S on BaT and it went better than I expected. The whole process was smooth and easy |
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Originally Posted By WWolfe: Don't we always recommend "get both"? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/489002/twored_-_1_jpeg-3792632.JPG Originally Posted By WWolfe: Originally Posted By Mblades: Not a bad place to be, that’s where I started. When E30 M3 prices went bananas I said F-it Im getting a 911. My Dad wasn’t that cool, we had a Mercury Cougar when I was that age. He’s 10 now and proclaimed the Porsche will be the first car he drives by himself when he gets his license. Don't we always recommend "get both"? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/489002/twored_-_1_jpeg-3792632.JPG I wish! Honestly I’m too far gone at this point, if I had the money for an M3 it would just go towards another 911. The only E30 I think I would realistically buy at this point would be a 325ix. |
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Originally Posted By pilotshark: ... Very nice pics Good luck with the sale! I recently sold my 928S on BaT and it went better than I expected. The whole process was smooth and easy Thanks! I hope it does well. Looking at past auctions for similar 911s, I am actually pretty optimistic. Mine should be pretty attractive (assuming someone wants a bright yellow car), because I'm the original owner, it's always been garaged, never driven in snow and ice, low miles, everything original with no modifications or tuning, all the maintenance records, no accidents or paint damage ... and driven by an old fuddy-duddy university professor who would only occasionally floor it ... so all of those things should really help. I saw 911s selling on BaT that had three or four owners, small accidents, etc. ... and STILL got pretty good prices. I'm very jealous that you owned a 928S. That's always been my favorite Porsche, and probably why I liked the Panamera so much. I still wish Porsche would build a two-door Panamera, essentially bringing back the 928. |
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Ironically, I am getting ready to sell my 911. Since we're moving to Hawaii in December, the rationale for the car is disappearing, and the proceeds will help pay for the new house build (well, it might help to partially pay for the pool )A friend of mine is managing the BAT sale, and is coming over on Sunday to take photos and video (he'll do the underneath photos on a lift during the week). I've got all of the records together, and he's going to be buying a paint thickness gauge and some other stuff. He is the same guy that took some very nice photos a few years ago, and he is extremely well informed about how BAT works, so I am giving him a percentage to manage the entire process. Here are some of the photos he originally took. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2169-2592349.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2128-2-2592361.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2137-2592346.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2062__1_-2592341.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2209-2592353.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2104-2592344.jpg Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Originally Posted By HRJ: Did everyone sell their Porsches and buy Luces or something? This place turned into a graveyard. Ironically, I am getting ready to sell my 911. Since we're moving to Hawaii in December, the rationale for the car is disappearing, and the proceeds will help pay for the new house build (well, it might help to partially pay for the pool )A friend of mine is managing the BAT sale, and is coming over on Sunday to take photos and video (he'll do the underneath photos on a lift during the week). I've got all of the records together, and he's going to be buying a paint thickness gauge and some other stuff. He is the same guy that took some very nice photos a few years ago, and he is extremely well informed about how BAT works, so I am giving him a percentage to manage the entire process. Here are some of the photos he originally took. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2169-2592349.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2128-2-2592361.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2137-2592346.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2062__1_-2592341.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2209-2592353.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2104-2592344.jpg Great pictures. Good luck with the auction, post the link when it goes live. I think you should get a 914 once you get to Hawaii, seems like the right tool for the job and they made a bunch of them in yellow. |
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Originally Posted By Mblades: Great pictures. Good luck with the auction, post the link when it goes live. I think you should get a 914 once you get to Hawaii, seems like the right tool for the job and they made a bunch of them in yellow. Originally Posted By Mblades: Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Originally Posted By HRJ: Did everyone sell their Porsches and buy Luces or something? This place turned into a graveyard. Ironically, I am getting ready to sell my 911. Since we're moving to Hawaii in December, the rationale for the car is disappearing, and the proceeds will help pay for the new house build (well, it might help to partially pay for the pool )A friend of mine is managing the BAT sale, and is coming over on Sunday to take photos and video (he'll do the underneath photos on a lift during the week). I've got all of the records together, and he's going to be buying a paint thickness gauge and some other stuff. He is the same guy that took some very nice photos a few years ago, and he is extremely well informed about how BAT works, so I am giving him a percentage to manage the entire process. Here are some of the photos he originally took. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2169-2592349.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2128-2-2592361.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2137-2592346.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2062__1_-2592341.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2209-2592353.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2104-2592344.jpg Great pictures. Good luck with the auction, post the link when it goes live. I think you should get a 914 once you get to Hawaii, seems like the right tool for the job and they made a bunch of them in yellow. That is such a fun model. Like a street legal go cart. The early generation Boxsters and Caymans are the modern era spiritual successors and are a blast to drive as well. The later models, while attractive and certainly more powerful, lost something along the way imho. |
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Originally Posted By pilotshark: That is such a fun model. Like a street legal go cart. The early generation Boxsters and Caymans are the modern era spiritual successors and are a blast to drive as well. The later models, while attractive and certainly more powerful, lost something along the way imho. Originally Posted By pilotshark: Originally Posted By Mblades: Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Originally Posted By HRJ: Did everyone sell their Porsches and buy Luces or something? This place turned into a graveyard. Ironically, I am getting ready to sell my 911. Since we're moving to Hawaii in December, the rationale for the car is disappearing, and the proceeds will help pay for the new house build (well, it might help to partially pay for the pool )A friend of mine is managing the BAT sale, and is coming over on Sunday to take photos and video (he'll do the underneath photos on a lift during the week). I've got all of the records together, and he's going to be buying a paint thickness gauge and some other stuff. He is the same guy that took some very nice photos a few years ago, and he is extremely well informed about how BAT works, so I am giving him a percentage to manage the entire process. Here are some of the photos he originally took. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2169-2592349.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2128-2-2592361.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2137-2592346.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2062__1_-2592341.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2209-2592353.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/DSC_2104-2592344.jpg Great pictures. Good luck with the auction, post the link when it goes live. I think you should get a 914 once you get to Hawaii, seems like the right tool for the job and they made a bunch of them in yellow. That is such a fun model. Like a street legal go cart. The early generation Boxsters and Caymans are the modern era spiritual successors and are a blast to drive as well. The later models, while attractive and certainly more powerful, lost something along the way imho. I got to go for a ride in a 914-6 that had a 2.8RSR spec engine driven by a maniac. It was fun after the fact when I knew I didn’t die. |
Mine in about a week and a half. 2003 Carrera, 75,xxx miles, well sorted with excellent records, IMS done, cooling system done with thermostat and coolant tank, diff service, transmission service, brake service, new tires and wheels and a new battery all done in the last couple of years. I’m going to fly out to the west coast and drive it home. 
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Originally Posted By RobertL: Mine in about a week and a half. 2003 Carrera, 75,xxx miles, well sorted with excellent records, IMS done, cooling system done with thermostat and coolant tank, diff service, transmission service, brake service, new tires and wheels and a new battery all done in the last couple of years. I’m going to fly out to the west coast and drive it home. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/67156/IMG_2805-3792910.jpg You have great taste in automobiles and timepieces |
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Originally Posted By RobertL: Mine in about a week and a half. 2003 Carrera, 75,xxx miles, well sorted with excellent records, IMS done, cooling system done with thermostat and coolant tank, diff service, transmission service, brake service, new tires and wheels and a new battery all done in the last couple of years. I’m going to fly out to the west coast and drive it home. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/67156/IMG_2805-3792910.jpg Congratulations! |
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Originally Posted By RobertL: Mine in about a week and a half. 2003 Carrera, 75,xxx miles, well sorted with excellent records, IMS done, cooling system done with thermostat and coolant tank, diff service, transmission service, brake service, new tires and wheels and a new battery all done in the last couple of years. I’m going to fly out to the west coast and drive it home. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/67156/IMG_2805-3792910.jpg Congratulations! The fly out drive home experience is one of my all time favorite things to do, you’ll have so much fun. Great choice, the 996 has aged like fine wine IMO. The right size for a sports car. |
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Originally Posted By RobertL: Mine in about a week and a half. 2003 Carrera, 75,xxx miles, well sorted with excellent records, IMS done, cooling system done with thermostat and coolant tank, diff service, transmission service, brake service, new tires and wheels and a new battery all done in the last couple of years. I’m going to fly out to the west coast and drive it home. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/67156/IMG_2805-3792910.jpg Awesome!!!!
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Originally Posted By RobertL: Mine in about a week and a half. 2003 Carrera, 75,xxx miles, well sorted with excellent records, IMS done, cooling system done with thermostat and coolant tank, diff service, transmission service, brake service, new tires and wheels and a new battery all done in the last couple of years. I’m going to fly out to the west coast and drive it home. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/67156/IMG_2805-3792910.jpg Nice! |
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Originally Posted By Mblades: Congratulations! The fly out drive home experience is one of my all time favorite things to do, you’ll have so much fun. Great choice, the 996 has aged like fine wine IMO. The right size for a sports car. I've been researching this purchase for a long time. The 996.2 seems to be the perfect combination of analog driving experience, value, opportunity for appreciation and reliability, if some specific maintenance requirements are met. The fly out drive home experience is exciting but also just a wee bit frightening. I'll be flying out and jumping in a car I've never seen before and driving 2000 miles home. Thankfully, much of the drive is through some of the most beautiful areas in the country. |
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Originally Posted By RobertL: I've been researching this purchase for a long time. The 996.2 seems to be the perfect combination of analog driving experience, value, opportunity for appreciation and reliability, if some specific maintenance requirements are met. The fly out drive home experience is exciting but also just a wee bit frightening. I'll be flying out and jumping in a car I've never seen before and driving 2000 miles home. Thankfully, much of the drive is through some of the most beautiful areas in the country. Originally Posted By RobertL: Originally Posted By Mblades: Congratulations! The fly out drive home experience is one of my all time favorite things to do, you’ll have so much fun. Great choice, the 996 has aged like fine wine IMO. The right size for a sports car. I've been researching this purchase for a long time. The 996.2 seems to be the perfect combination of analog driving experience, value, opportunity for appreciation and reliability, if some specific maintenance requirements are met. The fly out drive home experience is exciting but also just a wee bit frightening. I'll be flying out and jumping in a car I've never seen before and driving 2000 miles home. Thankfully, much of the drive is through some of the most beautiful areas in the country. My theory with cars is the best value is found at the margins. The lowest mileage, best condition, best optioned, rarest color, unicorn is almost impossible to over pay for. The other end is go for the cheapest car that meets whatever minimum criteria you have, you have a ton of value baked in and it’s actually a lot less risky than buying what you think is a “good” car that turns out to be a turd. The fear of the unknown is what makes that trip exciting. Couple hundred bucks in cash, credit card, and cell phone will solve most any problem you may run into. Having that time to get to know the car and see some cool sights and new roads is priceless. |
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Getting the car ready for BAT. After photographs and videos, the paint thickness is being measured/documented. Later this week, we will get it up on a lift for photos of the bottom of the car, and take the wheels off for photos of the brakes.   
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Originally Posted By DK-Prof: Getting the car ready for BAT. After photographs and videos, the paint thickness is being measured/documented. Later this week, we will get it up on a lift for photos of the bottom of the car, and take the wheels off for photos of the brakes. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/PXL_20260712_151236382-3794439.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/PXL_20260712_151256335-3794440.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/PXL_20260712_151409840-3794441.jpg She sure is nice. Surely you have a "fun car" plan for when you get to Hawaii? Even if its an older Boxter or Miata....something to zoom around in. |
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Originally Posted By neshomamench: She sure is nice. Surely you have a "fun car" plan for when you get to Hawaii? Even if its an older Boxter or Miata....something to zoom around in. Thank you. You can see the "new" plan in the background of this photo. Toyota Land Cruiser. We wanted something for serious off-roading, and we're going to get a beater truck (like an old Taco or Tundra) to haul around wet scuba gear, kayaks, photo equipment, etc.  While there are awesome roads snaking up and down some of the volcanoes, they always have either slow locals or slow tourist on them, so owning a car like that seems to serve little purpose other than showing off. Plus, we're moving into our twilight years, so a truck is much easier to get in and out of. Also, once I arrive in Hawaii, the entire reason for owning the 911 in the first place will have disappeared, and so I really don't need it. Selling it is a happy occasion for me, not a sad one. ... plus, it will help pay for the pool (or at least the infinity edge and the spa) for the insanely expensive (for us) house we are planning to build!  ETA: 
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