How many times have you seen this picture?
#1
How many times have you seen this picture?
Well, this is the fourth time in 3 years that my car has been on the back of a flatbed. Twice for the shifter linkage giving out and now twice for spilling coolant all over hell and back. I still don't know what is wrong yet. Dealer has had it for 48 hours and no word. I'm hoping its just a hose. Last time it was the oil cooler? Something like that. I think Dave has the right idea, air cooled is sounding pretting nice about now
#7
You know, at first I couldn't disagree with you more on that note. But then I realized, an M car by itself is still lackluster in some aspects, which is why they have such a HUGE aftermarket to improve upon where the OEM left off.
They're a great car because they're reliable and truely an open canvas where the sky is the limit. But once you modify them to a certain point, they're not really an ///M car. I mean once you start dropping in power and suspension mods, it's a whole different beast than it's original intent.
They're a great car because they're reliable and truely an open canvas where the sky is the limit. But once you modify them to a certain point, they're not really an ///M car. I mean once you start dropping in power and suspension mods, it's a whole different beast than it's original intent.
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#8
You know, at first I couldn't disagree with you more on that note. But then I realized, an M car by itself is still lackluster in some aspects, which is why they have such a HUGE aftermarket to improve upon where the OEM left off.
They're a great car because they're reliable and truely an open canvas where the sky is the limit. But once you modify them to a certain point, they're not really an ///M car. I mean once you start dropping in power and suspension mods, it's a whole different beast than it's original intent.
They're a great car because they're reliable and truely an open canvas where the sky is the limit. But once you modify them to a certain point, they're not really an ///M car. I mean once you start dropping in power and suspension mods, it's a whole different beast than it's original intent.
#12
i'm sorry to see the car on the flatbed todd.
but, i must admit.....but, look at the bright side.....she still looks HOT up there! i bet she still got lots of looks being up on that lift! hehe!
GL with fixing her. i hope it's something minor.
but, i must admit.....but, look at the bright side.....she still looks HOT up there! i bet she still got lots of looks being up on that lift! hehe!
GL with fixing her. i hope it's something minor.
#14
Well, this is the fourth time in 3 years that my car has been on the back of a flatbed. Twice for the shifter linkage giving out and now twice for spilling coolant all over hell and back. I still don't know what is wrong yet. Dealer has had it for 48 hours and no word. I'm hoping its just a hose. Last time it was the oil cooler? Something like that. I think Dave has the right idea, air cooled is sounding pretting nice about now
Seth.
#15
Just kidding about the Mcars comment guys...
Todd as you will soon learn this is the life of a modded car. Being on the flatbed 4 times is not nearly as bad as being in the shop strip naked for 2.5yrs. Hence you have never seen my 993TT. Every since I bought the 7GT3 and now the CS I have somewhat lost my desire to mod cars. I 'd prefer to buy cars that are good out of the box.
PS that balloon white Gallardo Spider is all you man.
Todd as you will soon learn this is the life of a modded car. Being on the flatbed 4 times is not nearly as bad as being in the shop strip naked for 2.5yrs. Hence you have never seen my 993TT. Every since I bought the 7GT3 and now the CS I have somewhat lost my desire to mod cars. I 'd prefer to buy cars that are good out of the box.
PS that balloon white Gallardo Spider is all you man.