Holy cow! I need a setup like that in my cab. I bet it sounds amazing.

p.s. Reminds me of at toy I recently got for my nephew.

 

Welcome. Just curious, how come you have the same license plate on two different cars, doesn't that get you in trouble with the law?

 

I saw your orange Lambo that day - I remember the Wall St plates. You had the Griot's guys working hard to clean up your dash and windshield!

 

the professional photo shoot was taken 2 days after i got the car and before i had a chance to get it registered so i put on the other plate to drive it to the location (it was purchased from individual so there was no temp plate). she is now registered and the new plate is WSR146.

ps: yes, i am certain one can get a ticket for that and certainly not a wise endeavor.

 

hi rob,

it was good to see you that day. it took me over two weeks of hard labor and a lot of creative home-made tool engineering to smooth out the "hard to reach part" in the front of the dash. the Griot folks (and myself included) underestimated how deep and tight that part was.....

 

i like the car, it is "unusuall"

 

x 2

 

Your selling already?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...30395565QQrdZ1

 

yeap.....fell in love with a new murci...gotta have it. currently, there are too many cars in the stable and not enough space. the porsche draws a short stick. it's a great buy. if anyone interested, let me know.

 

Why would you buy a car let this and spend all that money fixing it up and turn around and sell it less than a month later

 

the average attention span i have for a vehicle typically ranges from as short as 2 months to as long as 8 months but rarely over a year..... people often ask what is my most favorite car, my honest answer is always "the next one". not exactly an economically sensible thing to do as i often do lose my shirt....as in this case. i figure it's the price of addiction.

btw, i have owned this P for more a month

 

Because he can...........Money is wonderful, isn't it!







....not that I have any,

 

au contraire......i am just an ordinary working class man. i don't drink (excessively). i don't do drugs. i don't really have any bad vices....so car is my passion and my drug of choice.

ps: budget tells me what i can't afford but it doesn't stop me from buying it.

 

I called ya on that one once before, Tom.
I would have to say that there is no way, an ordinary working class man,
could own a stable of vehicles like you do....no offense intended.

- Cam

 

cam,

i admire your strong sense of conviction
have a good friday and a wonderful weekend.


best,