This car is very interesting.
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This car is very interesting.
I like it. I'm not a German car, nor Porsche fan, but I do like it. I've always said if I owned a porch it would not be rear engined.
Trackmouse wrote: I like it. I'm not a German car, nor Porsche fan, but I do like it. I've always said if I owned a porch it would not be rear engined.
My porch is not engined at all.
Robbie wrote:Trackmouse wrote: I like it. I'm not a German car, nor Porsche fan, but I do like it. I've always said if I owned a porch it would not be rear engined.My porch is not engined at all.
I used to have a twin engined porch but Mrs. APEowner strongly encouraged me to find another place to keep them.
I had a twin engined laundry room once. Zero-to-oil-stained in 3.2 seconds.
They appear to have done the impossible... they put box flares on something and made it look worse...
11110000 wrote: I had a twin engined laundry room once. Zero-to-oil-stained in 3.2 seconds.
As an appliance service technician I am LOL pretty hard at this
Someone here really does need this.
David S. Wallens wrote: Someone here really does need this.
You are correct, of course. And I think that person may be you! 
1988RedT2 wrote:David S. Wallens wrote: Someone here really does need this.You are correct, of course. And I think that person may be you!
Ha. The garage is full. Plus I already have my dream Porsche. 
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