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TurboCup87 wrote: Thought that you guys were going to stop back for beer, wings and Carmelitas!

Old Porsches are pretty easy compared to the modern ones.

It would of been far too late, I didn't want to impose; however, I didn't know Carmelitas were involved. That could have tipped the scales.

B18CXr wrote:old Turbo Cup > anything else in this thread

Yeah, it was pretty cool. I often regret getting rid of it but I owned it for 15 years.I got kind of bored with it. I kept it almost completely as delivered other than a few safety and reliability mods. The car was never titled. I had the MSO from Porsche to Holbert Motorsports. It handled so well. I put about 10K track miles on it. I'm also happy that Erik got a chance to drive it at the track.

coolhandluke wrote:The car still looks better than ever. I'm not sure if I told you this in person yet, but I'm really glad this car is in your hands.

Thanks! I will take very good care of it... I do with all of my cars. Kyle

itrsteez wrote:

TurboCup87 wrote: Thought that you guys were going to stop back for beer, wings and Carmelitas!

Old Porsches are pretty easy compared to the modern ones.

It would of been far too late, I didn't want to impose; however, I didn't know Carmelitas were involved. That could have tipped the scales.

Stop by anytime. I could always use some spare parts!

TurboCup87 wrote: Stop by anytime. I could always use some spare parts!

If you want to curse #442 then be my guest sir.

Woooo congrats on pick up

Met you at expo, love your new addition to complete the yellow pair

Little_Nolan wrote:Woooo congrats on pick up

Met you at expo, love your new addition to complete the yellow pair

THX I had a blast at Expo. Plan to do some more!

TurboCup87 wrote:

Little_Nolan wrote:Woooo congrats on pick up

Met you at expo, love your new addition to complete the yellow pair

THX I had a blast at Expo. Plan to do some more!

Please tell us you'll be attending Expo 11, too!

-Melanie

R-box wrote:

TurboCup87 wrote:

Little_Nolan wrote:Woooo congrats on pick up

Met you at expo, love your new addition to complete the yellow pair

THX I had a blast at Expo. Plan to do some more!

Please tell us you'll be attending Expo 11, too!

-Melanie

I'll have to think hard about that..... 5000+ miles of towing for two days of driving is kind of a stretch for this old guy. I've had a pipe dream of hitting a number of the left coast tracks, especially Laguna. I'd want to try to hit about 4 of them over two or three weeks. I did the Bondurant school at Sears Point ( Infineon for you youngsters) back in 87. Would love to do it now that I've learned how to drive.

TurboCup87 wrote:

R-box wrote:

TurboCup87 wrote:

Little_Nolan wrote:Woooo congrats on pick up

Met you at expo, love your new addition to complete the yellow pair

THX I had a blast at Expo. Plan to do some more!

Please tell us you'll be attending Expo 11, too!

-Melanie

I'll have to think hard about that..... 5000+ miles of towing for two days of driving is kind of a stretch for this old guy. I've had a pipe dream of hitting a number of the left coast tracks, especially Laguna. I'd want to try to hit about 4 of them over two or three weeks. I did the Bondurant school at Sears Point ( Infineon for you youngsters) back in 87. Would love to do it now that I've learned how to drive.

My total rebuttal: "C'maaaaaaaaaan!"

TurboCup87 wrote: I'll have to think hard about that..... 5000+ miles of towing for two days of driving is kind of a stretch for this old guy. I've had a pipe dream of hitting a number of the left coast tracks, especially Laguna. I'd want to try to hit about 4 of them over two or three weeks. I did the Bondurant school at Sears Point ( Infineon for you youngsters) back in 87. Would love to do it now that I've learned how to drive.

That sounds like a lovely vacation. Perhaps one of these years all of the stars would align for that one.

itrsteez wrote:

TurboCup87 wrote: I'll have to think hard about that..... 5000+ miles of towing for two days of driving is kind of a stretch for this old guy. I've had a pipe dream of hitting a number of the left coast tracks, especially Laguna. I'd want to try to hit about 4 of them over two or three weeks. I did the Bondurant school at Sears Point ( Infineon for you youngsters) back in 87. Would love to do it now that I've learned how to drive.

That sounds like a lovely vacation. Perhaps one of these years all of the stars would align for that one.

I suspect that retirement would have to be involved. I'm not real optimistic that Erik's Mom would find this to be stimulating, either.

Boy's trip?

coolhandluke wrote:Boy's trip?

yeah really!

TurboCup87 wrote:I suspect that retirement would have to be involved. I'm not real optimistic that Erik's Mom would find this to be stimulating, either.

Bring the Momma too! haha

Erik95LS wrote:

coolhandluke wrote:Boy's trip?

yeah really!

DOUBLE really!

Just give the misses a few days in Napa valley and go wine tasting? maybe you could justify it that way?

itrsteez wrote:Just give the misses a few days in Napa valley and go wine tasting? maybe you could justify it that way?

DING DING DING!!!

WinnaR!

itrsteez wrote:Just give the misses a few days in Napa valley and go wine tasting? maybe you could justify it that way?

She likes Napa and Carmel/Monterrey. That's always been my hope to get her to go. I think she'd make me tow and she'd fly out there

Erik95LS wrote:

coolhandluke wrote:Boy's trip?

yeah really!

You're always welcome to come!

TurboCup87 wrote:

Erik95LS wrote:

coolhandluke wrote:Boy's trip?

yeah really!

You're always welcome to come!

Aww, what a nice dad...