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pete, i hope you accept my appology for lashing out.
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Groov, of course I accept your apology. If you ever get back to Westchester I'll even have a beer with you. In fact that goes for anybody who wants to grab a beer and talk Porsches or cars in general.
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peter thanks - westchester is very special to me - my grandfather was very good friends with tom carvel and he built many of the early self standing carvel stores.
our family has owned store#9 since 1952 and its located near peekskill - i grew up working at the store thru my college years. we also had a bar/resturant on the property which was called "papa bears" - not sure how old you are but if you were in HS during the 70's or 80's it was a big hang out with great bands. wanted to mention that i experienced very troubling damage to my 83 cabriolet that i owned back in 1999 - i took my wife to portland overnight and parked on the street - our friends place we stayed overnight was right across the st. from the mayors house in NW portland. i woke up to find someone had kicked the drivers door in about 9" - i could see clearly the sneaker footprint right in the middle of the drivers door. i can't tell you how upsetting it was. i never park my '59 356 anywhere w/o keeping an eye on it - i wouldn't leave my 911 anywhere either for fear of it being stolen. there are too many nut jobs/drug addicts who want to damage or steal. thanks again for accepting my appology.
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Groovzilla you da man for stepping up. overall good entertainment value. Last edited by naples911; 04-23-2012 at 01:09 PM.. |
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A little rant, some humor, it's all good.
If it's not entertaining or educational, then what good is it? |
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I agree that it's too bad the car received a tiny ding but is it really necessary to post it on the forum? Maybe someone should start a new thread to document minor dings and scratches!
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Reminds me of this one time a little over a month ago where a guy side swiped me and ran off, and the police did nothing despite me presenting them with witnesses and photos of the car as it sped off.
I suppose hit and runs aren't a crime any more? |
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The culprit could be the kid with the wagon pictured in another post regarding pictures at Hershey. Gotta love kids with wagons at car shows
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No, I don't think so at all. Wagons aren't a problem, I saw those kids, and their parents were very conscientous, and at least that wagon was all plastic. There was also a kid on one of those Razor scooters, scootering between the cars.
I think enough beens said on this topic. Last edited by PeteM1965; 04-23-2012 at 07:36 PM.. |
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Hey Pete, that was me beeping at you in my wifes Civic when you were getting on the BRP this morning. John
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Cool! He drives that nice longhood in the rain?
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Yup! And driving in the rain on the Bronx River Parkway in a SWB 911 is challenging to say the least, especially when the windows are fogging. But I arrive at my destination with a smile on my face (most of the time).
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Pete, I'm so jealous of you getting to drive your 911 everyday, I have my 76' 914 garaged next to the project 75' 911S in Byram and I live in Pleasantville
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We should have a local Pelicans meet up for some brews and Porsche chat. We should find a place that has safe parking so we can bring our cars. Any thoughts? There are a couple of places on Anderson Hill Road that have good parking.
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Car damage.
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Call this guy, he's good at finding people, he'll find the jerk!! ![]() "No Country For Old Men"
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Dude -a car is going to get scratches -you can't do anything about it. I have an 83 911SC that has its share of war wounds. Just go with the flow. It's not like you have a pristine expensive 911 show car
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Have you been able to sleep ok?
You are in our prayers. Here is to a speedy recovery! EDIT: wrong thread That sucks, a Cellet bench will get it back to as good as new. Last edited by CalvinC4S; 05-01-2012 at 10:51 PM.. |
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I understand your anger.
Similar thing happened to me last year , but more important. Some peoples don't care , or are jalous. That's really sucks on such a beautiful 911.
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looks to me like somebody wearing slacks or jeans with metal gussets was resting his stupid ass against your car while having a casual conversation, causing the scratching (which looks to be easily buffed out)....and in the process, one of the gussets caused a chip in the door.
No matter what, I'd be pissed and looking for blood.
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Looks like the classic rude door opener scratch. Horizontal part as the door opens and then drops off vertically as car tilts when person loads their a$$ on the seat while holding on to door to steady themselves. Sorry your day got tarnished by this.
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