View Poll Results: Coupe or Cab?
Coupe
71
77.17%
Cab
21
22.83%
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Coupe or Cab? Whats your opinion? [POLL]
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I love convertibles, have always had one, always will.....
Having said that, convertibles do have downsides, and spending $100k on a car with annoying things (extra road noise, more chassis flex......which would REALLY bother me in a high HP car, vandalism issues, they will ALL eventually leak) really bothered me.
So I bought a coupe AND a beater Camaro convertible......I don't care if you break into it, don't care that it flexes like Arnold Schwarzenegger, go ahead leak all you want.....it only cost $7k.......and the Porsche gets extra days off....not a bad life
Having said that, convertibles do have downsides, and spending $100k on a car with annoying things (extra road noise, more chassis flex......which would REALLY bother me in a high HP car, vandalism issues, they will ALL eventually leak) really bothered me.
So I bought a coupe AND a beater Camaro convertible......I don't care if you break into it, don't care that it flexes like Arnold Schwarzenegger, go ahead leak all you want.....it only cost $7k.......and the Porsche gets extra days off....not a bad life
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OK, so perhaps not exclusively for girls. It your a dude with a murse, that's OK too!
Last edited by Zippy; Nov 28, 2007 at 02:54 PM.
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Not in a 996TT
I have a Lexus sc430 as a daily driver and all my friends call it a girlie car, its a good thing i have a 996tt coupe because it keeps them quiet. I'm going to have to trade that girlie car in..even my girlfriend jokes me on the Lexus
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Dave, since you just got out of a SL55 a 996TT Cab seems the best of both worlds. Sure it's manly cool to drive a coupe (sausage magnet), but I guarantee you more chicks will be drawn to the Cab.
Look up the "manly convertible" post...
Look up the "manly convertible" post...
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Yea thats the thing - i have a feeling come warmer weather - the only time im going to be really driving the car is when im really going to miss it
its funny, b/c before i bought the SL55 i didnt like cabs, i thought i would drive with the top up most of the time too - and from the first day i had it till the last day of warm weather and whenever i had the chance in between, the top was down... all the time, i loved it
its funny, b/c before i bought the SL55 i didnt like cabs, i thought i would drive with the top up most of the time too - and from the first day i had it till the last day of warm weather and whenever i had the chance in between, the top was down... all the time, i loved it
Dave, if you are going to take the car and make it a track car.. Go Coupe, otherwise it is a no brainer. I have had 3 Porsche's a 911sc, 930 and my 996tt, 2 Cabs 1 Coupe, I would never go coupe again, unless I was tracking the car.
I drive my car all year long top down. Heated seats and a beenie all said and done!!
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My 911SC was a Red 1983 I loved it and the 930 was a White 1989. Also loved that.
We really do have the same tastes!!
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I also have a hard top. Also, the fast 996 Turbo (235 MPH) was a Cab built by 9ff. It too had a removable hard top.
My first Porsche was a 1977 911 S Targa, then a 1980 SC and the a 1997 Turbo and then the 996TTS.
My first Porsche was a 1977 911 S Targa, then a 1980 SC and the a 1997 Turbo and then the 996TTS.