A well set up 944? - Page 3

speeder · 11-23-2017, 04:27 PM

And Mike, keep telling yourself that about the ugly liberal women. It will make you feel better about your choices in life.

The truth of the matter is that I like a smart conservative woman and some of the lefty dingbats out here can be annoying as hell. But if you're talking about looks, that's another thing. This is Hollywood. There are starlets everywhere you turn or try to order an espresso. Come out and visit me sometime. You'll need a chiropractor after driving through a few neighborhoods w me. You'll throw out your neck.

Shaun @ Tru6 · 11-23-2017, 04:38 PM

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I would love too, but I'm nervous that I'll get shot down for being a one-trick-pony.

I've been on some absolutely amazing motorbike rides all over the world this year!

I am pretty sure that I speak for 98% of OT folks who would like to see your worldwide motorbike adventures, so post away if you are so inclined. Any future adventures, I would like to see a sidebar on street food.

The 2% who wouldn't can go **** themselves.

pwd72s · 11-23-2017, 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaun @ Tru6

I am pretty sure that I speak for 98% of OT folks who would like to see your worldwide motorbike adventures, so post away if you are so inclined. Any future adventures, I would like to see a sidebar on street food.

The 2% who wouldn't can go **** themselves.

Naw. I just won't click or comment. 98% might be just a bit high...

Shaun @ Tru6 · 11-23-2017, 04:56 PM

97.8%

I rounded up.

Heel n Toe · 11-23-2017, 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaun @ Tru6

I am pretty sure that I speak for 98% of OT folks who would like to see your worldwide motorbike adventures, so post away if you are so inclined.

I am pretty sure that I speak for 98% of OT folks who roll their eyes every time they hear Bullitt Paul mention the car that "gets me to my favorite pool hall and back home again just fine" and the many other fascinating adventures it provides.

Motion, post at will. We're with you buddy.

Heel n Toe · 11-23-2017, 07:06 PM

Almost forgot... random pic:

pwd72s · 11-24-2017, 08:43 AM

Pic of a 944 driver about to admire Mustang Boss 302 tail lights...

asphaltgambler · 11-24-2017, 09:40 AM

I don't care ' bout the other stuff, that 944 joke always makes me laugh

speeder · 11-24-2017, 09:56 AM

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Pic of a 944 driver about to admire Mustang Boss 302 tail lights...

Depends on who's driving. Have you done any track time in either car, your old Porsche or your Mustang? I know that you don't have a Boss 302, (cool car), but there are a few well known guys here who could send that Mustang into a wall at high speed trying to catch them in their ancient 911s.

Maybe consider seeing someone about your obsessive resentment against all things Porsche. You seem to fixate on certain things, very unhealthy.

pwd72s · 12:36 PM

No Mustang track time. Porsche track time? you bet. How 'bout you? My impression is that my mere 315 HP Bullitt Mustang is faster in a straight line that a 1972 911S, would lose a bit in the twisties. (edit) 911S had beefed suspension. First time by Grady Clay in his Denver shop back in the mid 70's. Second time by Jeff Gamroth in the early 90's. No mods on the Mustang since I bought it for what it is...just a driver.

I really thought of a Boss 302. Loved the mechanicals, but couldn't get past the "boy racer" striped up look. Just too damned gaudy for my taste.

"obsessive resentment"????????? Hey, I have some great Porsche memories. Then some not so great ones helped me decide to move on.

speeder · 11-24-2017, 12:37 PM

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No Mustang track time. Porsche track time? you bet. How 'bout you? My impression is that my mere 315 HP Bullitt Mustang is faster in a straight line that a 1972 911S, would lose a bit in the twisties.

I really thought of a Boss 302. Loved the mechanicals, but couldn't get past the "boy racer" striped up look. Just too damned gaudy for my taste.

Track time--yes, but not as much as I'd like. It's a lot of fun but life gets in the way. I don't even have a car to take right now, hopefully soon.

I don't think that everyone has to go to the the track in order to enjoy their sports car. That's BS. Some people just like to drive around w the top down on a nice day and maybe feel some superior grip in a corner or great brakes, etc. If you are enjoying your present car more than your '72 911S, good for you. It's kind of lame to troll a Porsche board forever, though. Maybe at least change your user name to PWDmustang or something.

motion · 11-24-2017, 01:04 PM

That's the thing I don't get about pwd. I mean, a little trolling is certainly fun, for a bit. If you're a grown adult, however, I just can't see the attraction in keeping it going forever. I think of pwd as this fat guy in his underwear, in the basement, trolling Porsche people with his Mustang stuff. And he is RELENTLESS about it. Over and over for years. Same with his pool postings. A few people respond out of politeness, but he just keeps going on and on and on. I shoot billiards with a world-class billiards pro, but I sure as hell ain't interested in his pool postings.

Dude, get out and enjoy the great outdoors or something. You are one bitter MF'er. Get a life

1990C4S · 11-24-2017, 04:25 PM

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Trolls like a MF'er.....

Nailed it.

After a day of further thought I am withdrawing my comment. He's harmless and chose to click...it's a free forum. Maybe I misjudged his intentions.

Enjoy. Porsche, Mustang, Hyundai, drive whatever you want.

onewhippedpuppy · 11-24-2017, 04:28 PM

At some point I’m hoping he’ll realize that nobody cares about the 911 he used to own 50 years ago. Or the average Mustang that he owns today. And they say the kids today are self absorbed, obviously it applies to the AARP set as well.....