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    Some older pictures from SOVREN races at SIR (Seattle Int. Raceway) , "99 or early 2000's, they don't scan well, but you get the idea.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BmillsSkier View Post
    ^^^
    That's a really cool shot I missed somewhere up-thread.

    No shortage of articles about Cayennes being used as proper off road vehicles, maybe not rock crawlers, but no different than stock Rovers and LX's and holding their own just fine.

    Oh, and many came with a stick!
    Hold on there! In a proper off-roading environment requiring considerable wheel travel, ground clearance and continued traction over obstacles in a dynamic way, a Cayenne WILL NOT hold its own over the superior off road cability of a Range Rover. That's a very silly thought!

    It just so happens that MOST Range Rover drivers have absolutely no clue how to take advantage of the incredible offroad prowess of their vehicle, and seldom take them far from the tennis club or ski area parking lot.

    Simply put: A Cayenne is not a "proper" offroad vehicle and shouldn't be used for that particular purpose. They don't have the dynamic wheel travel for that purpose.

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    Nice ones, Refried!!!

    I like that red Ferrari 328 being put through its paces.

    Normally, I'm not a fan of the 308 nor the 328 because I am not a fan of moustaches.

    I know that requires an explanation. You see, I just can't stand the character Magnum P.I. and his stupid moustache. The only worse moustaches belong(ed) to Burt Reynolds and Saddam Hussein. Magnum P.I. drove a 308, I think. If it hadn't been for Magnum's horrible moustache, I'd like both the 308 and the 328 just fine. But nope...I can't look at either one without that awful moustache popping into my head, which is a shame, as they are both nice-looking cars.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alaskan Rover View Post
    Nice ones, Refried!!!

    I like that red Ferrari 328 being put through its paces.

    Normally, I'm not a fan of the 308 nor the 328 because I am not a fan of moustaches.

    I know that requires an explanation. You see, I just can't stand the character Magnum P.I. and his stupid moustache. The only worse moustaches belong(ed) to Burt Reynolds and Saddam Hussein. Magnum P.I. drove a 308, I think. If it hadn't been for Magnum's horrible moustache, I'd like both the 308 and the 328 just fine. But nope...I can't look at either one without that awful moustache popping into my head, which is a shame, as they are both nice-looking cars.
    That's a 308, It was driven by Paul Newman in '77? (I think), It's owned by a collector in Seattle now (or at least it was)

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    Quote Originally Posted by refried View Post
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    Happy cars!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alaskan Rover View Post
    Hold on there! In a proper off-roading environment requiring considerable wheel travel, ground clearance and continued traction over obstacles in a dynamic way, a Cayenne WILL NOT hold its own over the superior off road cability of a Range Rover. That's a very silly thought!

    It just so happens that MOST Range Rover drivers have absolutely no clue how to take advantage of the incredible offroad prowess of their vehicle, and seldom take them far from the tennis club or ski area parking lot.

    Simply put: A Cayenne is not a "proper" offroad vehicle and shouldn't be used for that particular purpose. They don't have the dynamic wheel travel for that purpose.
    AKR you seem like a nice guy, but as usual you used 500 words when none would have sufficed. Never said the Cayenne was a off road beast, just that there are no shortage of articles of stock and modded Cayennes doing the same shit a stock Rover or Lexus LX can do. Are those two more capable off road machines underneath? Of course, but then that wasn't what we were discussing now was it?

    Quote Originally Posted by Alaskan Rover View Post
    Nice ones, Refried!!!

    I like that red Ferrari 328 being put through its paces.

    Normally, I'm not a fan of the 308 nor the 328 because I am not a fan of moustaches.

    I know that requires an explanation. You see, I just can't stand the character Magnum P.I. and his stupid moustache. The only worse moustaches belong(ed) to Burt Reynolds and Saddam Hussein. Magnum P.I. drove a 308, I think. If it hadn't been for Magnum's horrible moustache, I'd like both the 308 and the 328 just fine. But nope...I can't look at either one without that awful moustache popping into my head, which is a shame, as they are both nice-looking cars.
    Ok, now you can leave.

    You don't like the 328, one of the most iconic cars in Ferrari's history because of Tom Sellick?

    You redeemed yourself with Burt Reynolds and confused us as to your sincerity with your winky emoticon, but TOM SELLICK?

    The man is a God damned saint!



    Oh, great pics too Refried, keep em coming. What is that little blue Porsche? It has the headlights and windscreen of a 550 but the hood and a kind of chopped body of a 356?
    I still call it The Jake.

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    Those SIR pictures bring back memories -- of a bicycle race. I rode in the 1977 road nationals there when I was 15.

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    Anyone need a Lava Orange 911R?


    Quote Originally Posted by The Suit View Post
    A few months ago, I encountered some Porsche engineers driving three of the 2017 Panameras (they're beautiful, by the way). After quizzing them about the new cars, I mentioned that I own a 2014 GTS, to which one of them instantly replied "You must keep it!"
    Panamera or Cayenne?

    Panamera GTS (V8) is one of the best Sedans I have ever driven.


    Despite what most think, Cayenne is a capable SUV. Is it a built Land Cruiser? No.

    I'd take a Porsche product over anything from Tata Motors.


    Shame the Diesel S isn't in the US.


    And here is this.
    Last edited by Beer Drinker; 12-17-2016 at 07:02 AM.
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    I'd like to see that lava orange 911R.

    For some reason I was under the impression that they all were white with or sans stripes.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    White and GT Silver were the choices for most customers.

    I think there are 60 paint to sample cars.

    This one is my favorite.
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    Wow that's sharp.

    Any idea what that little blue Porsche is in Refried's pic above BD? I'm guessing a 356/550 mashup possibly Outlaw class racer.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beer Drinker View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by The Suit View Post
    A few months ago, I encountered some Porsche engineers driving three of the 2017 Panameras (they're beautiful, by the way). After quizzing them about the new cars, I mentioned that I own a 2014 GTS, to which one of them instantly replied "You must keep it!"
    Panamera or Cayenne?

    Panamera GTS (V8) is one of the best Sedans I have ever driven.
    Panamera. I like it.

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    That refried pic of the dueling E Types is kickass

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    MERRY CHRISTMAS!



    Last edited by BmillsSkier; 12-18-2016 at 02:41 PM.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    Really loud boxcar racer. Don't drive these wearing Hokas.

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    Sorry if it's a repeated question but what are the classes we're seeing in these awesome pics?

    Modded midgets, 356s, 308s, e-types, trans-ams... awesome stuff!
    I still call it The Jake.

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    SOVREN breaks cars into groups for Vintage small bore, Large bore, Historic large, Mid, and small bore, Formula cars, Sports racers, and an exhibition class (Trans Am, Nascar) at larger events. It's vintage racing and the classes aren't as strict as they are in other series and they try to keep the cars and modifications to pre '68 with modern safety equipment, So most of the 356's run in a class together with other cars of similar displacement even though many will be outclasses by a few faster cars, everybody has a few cars they're competitive with though in the class.

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    When you make a 997.1 C2 epic.

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    I'm looking to have a veh. shipped from NJ to UT. on an enclosed unit. I've heard good things about AutoTransport123. I'd like pick up before Christmas, and delivery before the New Year. Any suggestions? TIA!
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