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Ronzi · 08-23-2005, 08:09 AM

My old '81 911 would smoke like a clapped-out Fiat if you let it sit for about a week and then started it. Usually. Every once and a while it would start with no smoke at all. Go figure.
The Box smokes a little occasionally, but most if the time it starts without smoking, or at least without smoking enough to see in the side mirror.
Just look at it as one of those endearing qualities of the car, like the little puddle of oil underneath the rear main bearing of my '64 MGB.

08-23-2005, 08:09 AM	#10
Ronzi Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Denver CO Posts: 748	My old '81 911 would smoke like a clapped-out Fiat if you let it sit for about a week and then started it. Usually. Every once and a while it would start with no smoke at all. Go figure. The Box smokes a little occasionally, but most if the time it starts without smoking, or at least without smoking enough to see in the side mirror. Just look at it as one of those endearing qualities of the car, like the little puddle of oil underneath the rear main bearing of my '64 MGB.