[Dueller]

Is it for sale? If see no way around him considering purchasing it without driving it.

That being said, If he just wants to drive it for *****s and giggles you have every right to say no. But c'mon....although a 915 has its quirks, with the right coaching and direction beforehand it ain't rocket surgery. I taught my step son to drive a standard in my 911 and he did just fine (and he was only 14).

I've let a number of people drive mine...to a man they've all been extremely careful with the car with one exception. This guy collected and raced muscle cars and he wanted to bang shifyt it like a Muncie rock crusher. Partly my fault because I erroneously assumed he knew about finesse and how delicate you shift most import car transmissions. Once I explained he was not shifting it properly he apologized profusely.

Tell the truth my biggest pet peeve are passengers who normally drive heavy american iron rearing back and slamming the chit out of the door.