Puzzle Pieces

[Shaun @ Tru6]

It sometimes amazes me how puzzle pieces all fit together, especially over time.

All of this is random.

2 months ago I sold a 356 rear clip to a shop in NC. Turns out one of my best friends rents space from the owner of the shop. He doesn't need the clip immediately, and I haven't seen my friend in ages, and with Hershey coming up, I tell the buyer I'll deliver the clip and get have a few days of fun with my friend and then head up to PA.

2 weeks ago I picked up a crashed SC to part out and keep some good stuff. A week ago, a fellow in NC wants all the bumper stuff to replace the plastic on his car, no problem, I'll bring it down and he can come and get it, he's only an hour away.

2 days ago, I sell the 915 to another guy in NC, tell him I'll bring it down, but he's going to be out of the country and not sure when he can get up to get it, and is a little further away. I ask him if he knows the bumper guy, indeed he knows him well, and he'll get the 915 for him when he picks up the bumpers.

So great how that all worked out.

[ckelly78z]

You must have done somebody right in the past for you to get the good karma now....keep it up.

[911SauCy]

that is great

also cements how tight the porsche circles can be

[ZOO]

Originally Posted by 911SauCy

that is great

also cements how tight the porsche circles can be

I think my takeaway is how the Internet has created and facilitated such community. I am confident that I could drive anywhere in North America, and be able to find help, accommodations, and/or beer mates with a few posts.

Some would even be Pelicans, deispite the fact I don't own a Porsche.