There's a new shark in DFW
08-12-2007, 12:05 AM
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I'm glad to see my ole girl go to someone who will enjoy and take care of her. As illogical as it may sound, I'm glad I let her go cheaper to someone who will continue to love and care for her, rather than someone who may have paid more but not pay the proper respect for the 928. As everyone here knows, owning a 928 is a labor of love. It is not a car for someone who thinks they can just own a cool Porsche auto for cheap.
It was a pleasure meeting you Sean. I'm also glad there were no other "incidents" on your way home. Temporarily having no instruments, and a blow out, are never good ways to start ownership. I'll miss the ole girl, but I know she'll continue to be well taken care of. Thank you, and I hope you and your wife enjoy your new car.
It was a pleasure meeting you Sean. I'm also glad there were no other "incidents" on your way home. Temporarily having no instruments, and a blow out, are never good ways to start ownership. I'll miss the ole girl, but I know she'll continue to be well taken care of. Thank you, and I hope you and your wife enjoy your new car.
08-12-2007, 12:10 AM
#32
Originally Posted by 0utlier
I'm glad to see my ole girl go to someone who will enjoy and take care of her. As illogical as it may sound, I'm glad I let her go cheaper to someone who will continue to love and care for her, rather than someone who may have paid more but not pay the proper respect for the 928. As everyone here knows, owning a 928 is a labor of love. It is not a car for someone who thinks they can just own a cool Porsche auto for cheap.
It was a pleasure meeting you Sean. I'm also glad there were no other "incidents" on your way home. Temporarily having no instruments, and a blow out, are never good ways to start ownership. I'll miss the ole girl, but I know she'll continue to be well taken care of. Thank you, and I hope you and your wife enjoy your new car.
It was a pleasure meeting you Sean. I'm also glad there were no other "incidents" on your way home. Temporarily having no instruments, and a blow out, are never good ways to start ownership. I'll miss the ole girl, but I know she'll continue to be well taken care of. Thank you, and I hope you and your wife enjoy your new car.
Like I said in person, if you are ever in the DFW area, you and the family have a place to hang out. You took very good car of this car, I knew that from the posts you put up, but after reading the meticulous records that have been kept. It reaffirmed what I thought. I honestly feel like we got this car for a very low price, I won't complain. I'm happy that you got what you wanted, and yes, she will be very well taken care of.
As soon as Ang get's to working on it...............I can't drive it, she's wrenching.
08-12-2007, 12:10 AM
#33
Oh, if you ever want to let that website go, I'll take it over. 
I made that trip, after the tire was put back on, in 8.5 hours. Very smooth.
I made that trip, after the tire was put back on, in 8.5 hours. Very smooth.
08-12-2007, 12:51 AM
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Hi Sean:
Congratulations again to the new family member!
Unfortunately the markers come in pairs only. But who knows - maybe you'll need the other one some time in the future? I hope not...
Hi Angela:
Welcome to the small and exclusive club of women-shark-owners! You'll sure get some attention driving up in this beautiful example of a shark. Enjoy it!!!
Congratulations again to the new family member!
Unfortunately the markers come in pairs only. But who knows - maybe you'll need the other one some time in the future? I hope not...
Hi Angela:
Welcome to the small and exclusive club of women-shark-owners! You'll sure get some attention driving up in this beautiful example of a shark. Enjoy it!!!
