912, Bahama Yellow

there's a Volvo 1800E on craigslist in Clackamas, OR with 783,041 on the odometer

worth buying for that alone


oooh, Bittersweet, where do you live?

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there's a Volvo 1800E on craigslist in Clackamas, OR with 783,041 on the odometer

worth buying for that alone


oooh, Bittersweet, where do you live?

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Around here we call it "Todd Holland-land".

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Around here we call it "Todd Holland-land".

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That's not where the cars are, though. Nat got tired of cleaning by nose prints and drool of the garage windows, now they're at an "undisclosed location".

Rowing an old P. car. That's proper.

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My father's original 1968 912 ordered by him from the factory and picked up the day I was born in the foreground. Stem to stern restoration done in the 90's. My '73 2002 in the background. Two cars into one 1989 project. Great machines to roar around in and easy to work on.

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Early Porsches are indeed great cars. Mine doesn't get as much use as it used to, but it's not that much harder to tune up than my road bike.
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My 2004 GT3 on the track with R compound dunlops was an awesome motoring experience. It was way too much car for the street. But I wish I still had it. It was a purer experience than my Passat TDI.

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My 2004 GT3 on the track with R compound dunlops was an awesome motoring experience. It was way too much car for the street. But I wish I still had it. It was a purer experience than my Passat TDI.

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A bowl of chicken noodle soup is a purer experience than a Passat TDI...

my versa is pretty badass

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A bowl of chicken noodle soup is a purer experience than a Passat TDI...

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Only if its homemade.

love it, thanks,