Umbrella holder and Porsche Umbrella....?

[KevinH1990]

Originally Posted by Dr. Kill

I am embarrassed to say, but this happened to me too.

A friend of mine couldn't figure out how to turn his air conditioning off. The "snowflake" icon just didn't register. I bought my Boxster after he bought his, so I already knew the secret code.

When I was in high school a friend of mine had a 912 that he had restored. (He spent his nights and weekends sanding off the rust.) If I recall correctly, the controls on the car were plain black knobs with few labels. When people would comment about the cryptic controls he would always say, "If you don't know how to operate it, you shouldn't be in it."

By the way, that is the only 911 or 912 in which I rode in the back "seat".

[SC986]

There is a 912 sitting at the shop where I get the BMW serviced. Owner can't decide what to do with it. Needs some work but when I saw it I thought that would look good restored and on the road.

[Peer]

Dr. Kill wrote:
> I don't know what kind of umbrella I have - some very small
> one I picked up in Tokyo.


Yea, and there are some really nice umbrella holders there too:

[Perfectlap]

is that photo shopped? who has a torso that long? She must be very flexible.

[porsche986spyder]

Originally Posted by Perfectlap

is that photo shopped? who has a torso that long? She must be very flexible.

She looks nice and "bendy!"

[Grizzly]

Originally Posted by SC986

There is a 912 sitting at the shop where I get the BMW serviced. Owner can't decide what to do with it. Needs some work but when I saw it I thought that would look good restored and on the road.

I have two 912s(projects). They're cool little cars. Not as fast as the 911, but handle better 'cause they don't have that huge motor hanging out over their ass.