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Non 911's - What Are they Good For?
 
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What the F**K!!!! I would love a 968 as a daily driver. That is just wrong!!
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Well you could drive that car every day. I can't drive my 911 every day.
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that is true, you should try driving here in Sweden in the winter!!
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I must say, when I had a 924S a decade or so ago, I had Toyo snow tires mounted for the winter months. It was a great winter car (except the Toyos were speed rated to only 100MPH). And, get this: It had HEAT!!! The old E doesn't really have heat. It has air molecules which once were close to something which was hot. Not that it needs it, this time of year, it sits in the garage, thinking of ways to get me to buy more parts from Pelican. Sigh.
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11-03-2005, 01:24 PM
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You can drive a 911 in winter, put some studded tires on the rear and a plug in defroster and away you go, watch the movie downhill racer some time.
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non 911's are for the rest of us to pick on
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Re: Non 911's - What Are they Good For?
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right near the blade assy. to give the appearance that its a snow plow. 
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OLDe -- considring the the 100 MPH Toyos where mounted on a 924 I'd say they were over kill:>)
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Again I say " Why? "
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Twenty years ago I drove my 924 as a daily driver all year round here in Sweden. No problems what so ever.
Mine did not have that shovel option though. Wayne, can I get that upgrade on Pelican Parts ?
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Oh here the kids go again
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The 968 and plow--I believe-- belong to Syd B over on Rennlist. It is his avatar photo and IIRC he did pose the shot just by parking next to the plow.
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Non 911's - What Are they Good For?
Looking at 911's in your rear-view mirror?
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CAN'T WE ALL JUST GET ALONG
I was thinking more like 924S as a winter car = driving in the snow. You drive over 100 mph in the snow? Not that there is anything wrong with that....
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