Gosh, it's nice to actually drive a Porsche instead of having a whole bunch in pieces

[Wayne 962]

Sadly enough, between writing books and working on Pelican stuff, I haven't driven one of my own Porsches in almost a year (sold the 911SC and 356 last year, and they barely were road worthy). Just got the new 1972, and man, it's energizing. Working on your own cars is fun, but if you never get to finish, then you're definitely missing out!

-Wayne

[Schrup]

Enjoy!!! It will be a while before I can enjoy driving mine again, it's in pieces all over my garage. I hope to get it all back together & all the bugs worked out by Feb. I'm not complaining, I really do enjoy working on it, in fact it will probable be dismantled 6 months out of every year for projects.

[ScottKelly911]

Wayne, I saw the smile on your face as you drove it down the 101, it's awsome to see your genuine enthusiasm for your new love Congrats and welcome to the '72 club!

[red-beard]

Barely road worthy?

[KobaltBlau]

What did you get, Wayne? (aside from the year of production)

[emcon5]

Originally posted by KobaltBlau
What did you get, Wayne? (aside from the year of production)

Bought me a 911 at the German AutoFest today!

Tom

[Wayne 962]

Originally posted by red-beard
Barely road worthy?

Not having the rear window fully installed puts it into this category in my opinion...



-Wayne

[Cornpanzer]

Nice car Wayne. When I heard you bought something I was expecting more of a project. Any buyers remorse now that you have had her for a few days?

[Alan Cottrill]

Originally posted by red-beard
Barely road worthy?

Hearing that must make you feel good!

[KobaltBlau]

Originally posted by emcon5
Bought me a 911 at the German AutoFest today!

Thank you, Tom.