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Grizzly · 08-20-2006, 12:34 PM

I might not take it to a sporting event because you have zero control over where you can park, or how safe it is while you're gone, but for the most part I say drive it. I have a couple of "show cars" (not Porsches) and I have to be honest; they are not fun. Every time I roll one out of the garage, I'm in a complete state of panic until I get it back home.

Oh My God! There's a cloud up there!

Oh No! A puddle!

This guy's following me too close!

Where the hell am I gonna park this thing?

It's really not worth it. Yeah, it's awesome on show day, if you don't have an aneurysm on the way, but most of the time it's pure stress. With the Box, or my Mach 1, I decided to drive the crap out of them. That's what your insurance company and Dent Doctors are for.

08-20-2006, 12:34 PM	#2
Grizzly Registered User Join Date: May 2006 Location: Annapolis Maryland Posts: 1,528	I might not take it to a sporting event because you have zero control over where you can park, or how safe it is while you're gone, but for the most part I say drive it. I have a couple of "show cars" (not Porsches) and I have to be honest; they are not fun. Every time I roll one out of the garage, I'm in a complete state of panic until I get it back home. Oh My God! There's a cloud up there! Oh No! A puddle! This guy's following me too close! Where the hell am I gonna park this thing? It's really not worth it. Yeah, it's awesome on show day, if you don't have an aneurysm on the way, but most of the time it's pure stress. With the Box, or my Mach 1, I decided to drive the crap out of them. That's what your insurance company and Dent Doctors are for. __________________ http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k2...izzlysmall.jpg '97 986 Cheating Death on 19" Wheels ...no catastrophic engine failure ...yet Last edited by Grizzly; 08-20-2006 at 12:38 PM.