Not done yet!MinisterofDOOM wrote:HOT. The 928 is my favorite Porsche of all time. Supposedly Porsche has a new GT in the works based on the Panamera. I look forward to drooling over it.
928 is your favorite Porsche?MinisterofDOOM wrote:HOT. The 928 is my favorite Porsche of all time. Supposedly Porsche has a new GT in the works based on the Panamera. I look forward to drooling over it.
I'm not quite sure who posted this but I'm going to re-edit my original post and put the pics back. No worries. Unfortunately there weren't any old school Ferraris but in 2 weeks there's a whole bunch of them lined up. They're reserving specific parking spots so they'll all be grouped together. They were somewhat scattered at this event. I'll be sure to post pics.Empty V wrote:Nice pics, but of the 50 Ferraris, any old front engined V12 modela from the 60's? Looked like mostly newer mid engined ones.
Loved the VW microbus and E types.
Ah the good old days, back when Lambo was still Italian.Empty V wrote:
Sorry I didn't post anything prior. I posted a few weeks ago in the regional section about another more mellow meet in Camarillo and only one NICO member replied/showed. The next one is in 2 weeks and is gonna be unreal. Where are you at? I'm in Thousand Oaks.initial_jc wrote:why didnt i know about this event i would have liked to go
We took a look at a 928 for my dad, man that thing was in bad condition...Gotta keep looking.MinisterofDOOM wrote:Yeah, pretty much. The 928 is a Porsche for non-Porsche people. Which is me.
I would love to own a Cayman S, though.
Chopped liver?MinisterofDOOM wrote:The 928 is the only high-powered Porsche with the motor on the right end.
I said high-powered. The 944 is great, but the 928 makes a lot more power.Ace2cool wrote:
Chopped liver?
Sweet pics. Would have come down if I had known about it.
Yeah, I caught that after I posted that, lol.MinisterofDOOM wrote:
I said high-powered. The 944 is great, but the 928 makes a lot more power.