I could swear I saw your car heading south on a side street in Walnut Creek toward Rudgear. It's the street with a wall on one side and a park on the other side right near Whole foods. Also...i think you are the guy I sold my stock turbo twists to a year ago. Am I right on either thought?

 

I drive thru Walnut Creek all the time; it is very possible that it was my car. I never purchased turbo twists wheel, in fact I sold my set about a year ago but they were the techno style that came with the car.

Do you ever go out to the Blackhawk Car & Coffee? It happens first Sunday of the month and have been getting above 300 cars the last few times.

 

Well, I thought that was you because there aren't many 996 cab's in that color. I sold my twists to someone named Tim who is a PCA driving instructor. Now that I'm interested in doing PCA driver ed days I was hoping that was you because I lost his contact info.
I live in Dublin so I will check out C & C next month.

 

Here's the link to PCA Diablo Region... check it out. I'm a member of this region too.

http://www.diablo-pca.org/

 

Holy old thread and then a thread-jack batman!

Sold the car earlier this year (I still miss it!)

 

Thread-jack does it every time... wakes up the death/undeath.

 

am thinking marin also the yellow is great it was my second choice white being 1st , but i have yellow headlites

 

Skyline used to be great until they re paved or better said made it much worse...

 

Its not in Marin or even the Peninsula... Its in the ghetto east bay

HINT: its a dead-end road that takes you to a "clothes-free" camp. Be glad I didn't post interior shots.

 

We should organize something local soon if everyone is interested.

 

LOL. Why is it that people who become nudists are exactly the opposite of the type that you want to see naked?

 

About a decade ago, after a particularly chancy ride on my R1150GS Adventure, I swore off Skyline. There's this fungus or something on that road that made me feel as if I'd go *** over tea-kettle ay any moment. Maybe it's different in an AWD 911, but I still have my emotional baggage.