That's hilarious.... I'm seriously tempted.KungFooBob wrote: ↑Thu Jul 11, 2024 8:53 pm Surely this must be Mr P's holy grail car...
https://www.pistonheads.com/regulars/ph ... week/48711
Car thread - which one?
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Re: Car thread - which one?
I saw a t shirt like that a while ago which said
“My other car isn’t a Porsche”.
I quite liked that.
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Re: Car thread - which one?
I’m for subtle, however, that orange gt3rs is the dogs bollocks. That’s the sort of bucket list car I’d want to own if I had the money. And tbh, fuck what anyone else thought. I’m not really into Ferarri’s or Lambo’s. But give me a nice Porsche or Ason Martin and that’ll be absolutely fine.
As for the shirt thing, I have a scooter, a Yamaha xmax, I also have a yamaha xmax branded hoodie, i’m 54 and i don’t give a shit. I know there’s many on here and previous places who bought bikes and then loads of same branded gear over the years. It’s common, and that polo shirt is very under the radar anyway.
Do it, and lots of pics etc (of the car, not the shirt).
As for the shirt thing, I have a scooter, a Yamaha xmax, I also have a yamaha xmax branded hoodie, i’m 54 and i don’t give a shit. I know there’s many on here and previous places who bought bikes and then loads of same branded gear over the years. It’s common, and that polo shirt is very under the radar anyway.
Do it, and lots of pics etc (of the car, not the shirt).
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If you do buy it.... you're aware that half of this forum will be living our best lives vicariously through you, and will demand masses of photos etc.
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Some time ago, when it was time to replace her car, I thought that the missus might like a Porsche. Didn't even get as far as a test drive. Got her sat in the driver's seat at the dealer and she just said 'Nope, don't like'.
I was a bit disappointed.
I was a bit disappointed.
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My missus doesn't drive yet... but already knows what she wants: an Abarth 124 Spider. I have no problem with this whatsoever. (well - apart from she may end up with an auto. )Count Steer wrote: ↑Fri Jul 12, 2024 10:16 am Some time ago, when it was time to replace her car, I thought that the missus might like a Porsche. Didn't even get as far as a test drive. Got her sat in the driver's seat at the dealer and she just said 'Nope, don't like'.
I was a bit disappointed.
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Rockburner wrote: ↑Fri Jul 12, 2024 11:53 amMy missus doesn't drive yet... but already knows what she wants: an Abarth 124 Spider. I have no problem with this whatsoever. (well - apart from she may end up with an auto. )Count Steer wrote: ↑Fri Jul 12, 2024 10:16 am Some time ago, when it was time to replace her car, I thought that the missus might like a Porsche. Didn't even get as far as a test drive. Got her sat in the driver's seat at the dealer and she just said 'Nope, don't like'.
I was a bit disappointed.
I suspect mine has had enough of 'sensible' already, so her next one may well not do 70mpg. However, being a woman, logic will play no part in it. Having declared the Porsche to feel 'lumpen', (which is hilarious from someone that had not one, but two Fronteras ) - she has had her head turned by that Ford Ranger MS RT we got as a loaner. Despite the Oz Racing wheels, we're in a whole new world of 'lumpen' there.
(She'd probably nick my car to drive herself but insist on being chauffeured around in the truck ).
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You'll need to grow your hair out at the back....Count Steer wrote: ↑Fri Jul 12, 2024 12:41 pmRockburner wrote: ↑Fri Jul 12, 2024 11:53 amMy missus doesn't drive yet... but already knows what she wants: an Abarth 124 Spider. I have no problem with this whatsoever. (well - apart from she may end up with an auto. )Count Steer wrote: ↑Fri Jul 12, 2024 10:16 am Some time ago, when it was time to replace her car, I thought that the missus might like a Porsche. Didn't even get as far as a test drive. Got her sat in the driver's seat at the dealer and she just said 'Nope, don't like'.
I was a bit disappointed.
I suspect mine has had enough of 'sensible' already, so her next one may well not do 70mpg. However, being a woman, logic will play no part in it. Having declared the Porsche to feel 'lumpen', (which is hilarious from someone that had not one, but two Fronteras ) - she has had her head turned by that Ford Ranger MS RT we got as a loaner. Despite the Oz Racing wheels, we're in a whole new world of 'lumpen' there.
(She'd probably nick my car to drive herself but insist on being chauffeured around in the truck ).
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I'll probably have to dress like Orville Peck (including the mask )Rockburner wrote: ↑Fri Jul 12, 2024 1:47 pmYou'll need to grow your hair out at the back....Count Steer wrote: ↑Fri Jul 12, 2024 12:41 pmRockburner wrote: ↑Fri Jul 12, 2024 11:53 am
My missus doesn't drive yet... but already knows what she wants: an Abarth 124 Spider. I have no problem with this whatsoever. (well - apart from she may end up with an auto. )
I suspect mine has had enough of 'sensible' already, so her next one may well not do 70mpg. However, being a woman, logic will play no part in it. Having declared the Porsche to feel 'lumpen', (which is hilarious from someone that had not one, but two Fronteras ) - she has had her head turned by that Ford Ranger MS RT we got as a loaner. Despite the Oz Racing wheels, we're in a whole new world of 'lumpen' there.
(She'd probably nick my car to drive herself but insist on being chauffeured around in the truck ).
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Not even a Bond Bug?
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Re: Car thread - which one?
Same as the French!Yorick wrote: ↑Thu Jul 11, 2024 8:13 pmVery rare you see a flash car here. Folk aren't impressed by them.Mussels wrote: ↑Thu Jul 11, 2024 7:26 pmThat's probably the only way it won't look naff. Owning a car should be a blase thing, if you appear to care too much then others can see you stretched your finances and couldn't really afford it.Mr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Thu Jul 11, 2024 7:02 pm Really go all in and wear your Porsche shirt while driving a Ferrari.
Loads of brand new cars, but they're bought to enjoy, not to impress the Joneses
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Great colour - if you are 12, or a drug dealer, or an influencer
But 1 million miles from classy
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