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Pilot2519j · 06-01-2004, 03:32 PM

I don't know if anyone else noticed the blue nose factor of people driving 911. I would think that there should be a bond, camaraderie between the cars of the same marque. Yet I find this not to be true. I get the distinct feeling that we are treated like the bastard brother of the 911. Never a wave or an acknowledgement nothing, they all seem so smug with an attitude.
I do remember talking to a chiropractor not that overly macho and his comment to me when he bought his 911 was " Not everyone can handle the speed of the car, only people with quick reflexes". Have you ever gone this fast before? Like I was suppose to crumble. My response to this fellow was only twice at takeoffs and landing. That shut him up.
I think he is the majority of 911 drivers being brutally honest.

06-01-2004, 03:32 PM	#1
Pilot2519j Registered User Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Huntersville, NC Posts: 655	Is it me or are they just snobs? I don't know if anyone else noticed the blue nose factor of people driving 911. I would think that there should be a bond, camaraderie between the cars of the same marque. Yet I find this not to be true. I get the distinct feeling that we are treated like the bastard brother of the 911. Never a wave or an acknowledgement nothing, they all seem so smug with an attitude. I do remember talking to a chiropractor not that overly macho and his comment to me when he bought his 911 was " Not everyone can handle the speed of the car, only people with quick reflexes". Have you ever gone this fast before? Like I was suppose to crumble. My response to this fellow was only twice at takeoffs and landing. That shut him up. I think he is the majority of 911 drivers being brutally honest.