Heck no
Heck no
That makes no sense.Do those bidders hope to find a Lane/STG secret decoder ring in one of those tins or a golden ticket or something ?Heck no
People with disposable income that spend it on what they want, it is sold out all over even though there seems to be more somewhere mb just not on "the shelves" yet.That makes no sense.Do those bidders hope to find a Lane/STG secret decoder ring in one of those tins or a golden ticket or something ?
That's actually my dad's car, '70 T. He is the original owner. He also has a diamond blue metallic '89 Carrera. I have a red '86 Carrera Targa and a burgandy '87.5 928S. I rebuilt and drove a green '73 914 in high school. You would think by now I'd have a Porsche pipe. I just transferred a bunh of pics to my external hard drive including the cars named above but i missed a couple of the 70. Here's a few more I missed.Sold
I didn’t realize it was sold out again.People with disposable income that spend it on what they want, it is sold out all over even though there seems to be more somewhere mb just not on "the shelves" yet.
Gorgeous, always wanted one And especially late 60’s through early 70’s even a 912. Just a lovely car. I had a neighbor with a 928 that was beautiful. You don’t see many but when you do you know it.That's actually my dad's car, '70 T. He is the original owner. He also has a diamond blue metallic '89 Carrera. I have a red '86 Carrera Targa and a burgandy '87.5 928S. I rebuilt and drove a green '73 914 in high school. You would think by now I'd have a Porsche pipe. I just transferred a bunh of pics to my external hard drive including the cars named above but i missed a couple of the 70. Here's a fewView attachment 310615View attachment 310614 more I missed.
Definitely, it’s fantastic and I would’ve overlooked it entirely had it not been for your previous description and recommendation of it. Thank you for that as well .
CBG is like Celephaïs ultra light.I haven’t but I think I may have a tin tucked away. I understand it is very grapey
The long hoods are special cars. I think 912s are super cool. My dad's first Porsche was a tangerine '68 912. He was actually on the market for a Jaguar E Type. He test drove two and both broke down during the test drive. He went across the street to the Porsche dealership and the rest is history. Speaking of 912s, we swapped out the 5 speed in the '70 for a 912 4 speed. Still have the 5 speed. The 5 speed has reverse under first where as the four speed goes from first straight down to second. Better shift pattern for low to mid range fun. We do all of the work ourselves.Gorgeous, always wanted one And especially late 60’s through early 70’s even a 912. Just a lovely car. I had a neighbor with a 928 that was beautiful. You don’t see many but when you do you know it.
I thought this had been discontinued. Guess in tin form it has. At least it is available in bulk. One of my favorite Aros that I have not let myself smoke thinking it couldn't be replaced. Thanks. For what it is worth, how is the CBG compared to Captain Bob's? Just curious, don't plan on trying it.You know, Captain Bob’s Blend has been available forever, and I’ve never seen anyone mention it.
Methinks this CBG craze is internet metoo hooey.
Ok , good to know that as that gives me a reference point for ExpectationsCBG is like Celephaïs ultra light.
I had a 75 914. Fun as shit to drive, but not fast at all lolThat's actually my dad's car, '70 T. He is the original owner. He also has a diamond blue metallic '89 Carrera. I have a red '86 Carrera Targa and a burgandy '87.5 928S. I rebuilt and drove a green '73 914 in high school. You would think by now I'd have a Porsche pipe. I just transferred a bunh of pics to my external hard drive including the cars named above but i missed a couple of the 70. Here's a fewView attachment 310615View attachment 310614 more I missed.
A girlfriend in High School had a 69 912 in eggplant color, A glorious car! I almost bought an xke as a young Private in the Army. Almost, being almost every penny I had at the time.The long hoods are special cars. I think 912s are super cool. My dad's first Porsche was a tangerine '68 912. He was actually on the market for a Jaguar E Type. He test drove two and both broke down during the test drive. He went across the street to the Porsche dealership and the rest is history. Speaking of 912s, we swapped out the 5 speed in the '70 for a 912 4 speed. Still have the 5 speed. The 5 speed has reverse under first where as the four speed goes from first straight down to second. Better shift pattern for low to mid range fun. We do all of the work ourselves.
Those cars had style, instantly recognizable.A girlfriend in High School had a 69 912 in eggplant color, A glorious car! I almost bought an xke as a young Private in the Army. Almost, being almost every penny I had at the time.
I wish I had kept mine. Not fast, but handled like a dream. You don't see them around much. They probably all rusted out.I had a 75 914. Fun as shit to drive, but not fast at all lol
Would that be considered a bobber?View attachment 310744
Seriously thinking of getting this grape ride.
A full blown chopper - made in a factory, but an authentic chopper none the less.Would that be considered a bobber?
Many choppers are made without shocks and with very simple drive trains and brakes. Honda, for whatever reason, decided a decade ago, to make a true chopper but with disk brakes and a drive shaft. But for all intensive purposes, the rake, the look of the seat and gas tank, and the V-Twin, all make the grade. Aftermarket companies sell fixtures to increase the rake even more, but, at some point that becomes unwieldy.Would that be considered a bobber?