I've had a bad day, but not as bad as this guy.
 

Gives new meaning to 'look out for wet pavement'.
http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/l...psx8jj5yti.jpg

The really bad thing is how they try to get the car out of the tarmac. OMG. Would be better to call a professional recovery service that can lift it out of the tarmac by lifting it on the rims with support straps.

Oh man, that would suck. Had to be a female driver cause it's a 911. :D

That's not tarmac, it's freshly poured concrete. This was on jalopnik and YouTube a while back. What was that pylon concentrating on? Probably something other than driving.

This Is Why You Don't Drive Your Porsche Into Wet Cement

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DqTxfYPlgg

He was just out cementing his relationship with his car. :D

Thanks for that. Shot coffee out my nose onto the keyboard. Damn that burns!

This floats around the heating sites I frequent.

http://i868.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps5pqzkaos.png

Just wanted to see how it looked lowered.

Holy crap, what happended there? A burst pipe? That sucks, but at least it will melt off. Eventually.
I also wonder what the cleaning bill was on the cemented 911? :D

With all that expansion and hard freeze I'll bet it's toast. Boiler went down (power outage), insufficient glycol, house froze, boiler could not heat, pipes froze.

OR, "damn kids left the garage door up again!!!" at pretty much any house in Canada.....

Hello?? AAA????? I have your sign in my garage, and, well........

What years had the name over the bumper? 80's?

Probably had a 986 on his arse and wanting to impress him. To busy looking into his rear view mirror

I have to think there was no time to call for recovery as that car was about to become a permanent fixture


Is that how the Mafia out there does Cement Shoes

If you can just drive onto wet cement then the construction crew did not properly block off the road.
I'm sure they got an earful from the in-house lawyers.