Drove Stiglitz to work and back. Compliments, again, on the nice new rims.. Got home tonight, to Dad leaving me a can of Rust-oleum Engine Enamel. opinions on that? Please PM me. is there a better one? He wants to paint the calipers, and rear drums..

 

Today i took a picture of mine . (He would'nt trade)

He said he's done 115 in it , I said i'd be in jail if it was mine , I've done over 135 in that. (pointing to the Batride) Then it got a bit akward.

I know that's a killer ride that would smoke most in it's path, For sure the Bat ride, Sad that he will never know that or expirence it's true limits . I would day 1 . But thats just me.

 

Awkward how Batman?

 

Probably some of the usual Porsche owner hurt pride because "nothing is faster or better than my Porsche".

PM'd you on the paint question.

 

Got it Mike. Thanks!

 

If i was payin for that 4S and someone asked me how fast i've gone in it,
For the price of that car , I'd look right in their face and say i've had this mother f-er clocked at 172 and she was just gettin warm .

 

 

Only 172, might be able to catch that in my Dodge...what do you think Kev?

 

In 1956 I bought a 1956 porsche Speedster there was a year and a half waiting list, pulled some strings with Porsche V.P in New York got the car 2 days later, modiefied the engine would idle at 2600 rpm and still load up Eskinderian ground the cam wrong at 7600 rpm it was like you tunnd the key off, was too hot for the street the guy that bought raced it at Riverside, loved the car.

 

Back then Porsche cars were bought by guys like you Jay who understood they were machines for drivers. These days Porsche cars are just "lifestyle accessories" for a fortunate few who think that "ultimate performance" is getting parked out front by the valets so everyone can see how much money they spent. To have memories of an awesome car like that 356 makes you a very fortunate fellow.