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Aug 23, 2002 2:54:52 PM
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Ron (Houston)
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Aug 24, 2002 7:28:21 AM
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Re: Mercedes S-class or Porsche Turbo?
RC, with the exception of a lack of a glove box, black leather instead of brown, dark maple burral instead of light, and aluminum trim on the brake instead of wood, no telephone but it has a black power coated roll bar and 5 point belts. Add a Rues 911 SST audio system....it looks like mine.
That's what is great about a Porsche....YOU can finish them the way YOU want it. Grant it, not to everyone's liking, but again I didn't want a car looking like many the others. Yes, beneath the civilized look my car is qiute uncivilized. You might call it a wolf in sheeps clothing. It wasn't designed for the track, it was designed as the ultimate street warrior. I love it.
Now, of all the other cars available there is only one I might like more and that is a Buggatti Veyron.
That's what is great about a Porsche....YOU can finish them the way YOU want it. Grant it, not to everyone's liking, but again I didn't want a car looking like many the others. Yes, beneath the civilized look my car is qiute uncivilized. You might call it a wolf in sheeps clothing. It wasn't designed for the track, it was designed as the ultimate street warrior. I love it.
Now, of all the other cars available there is only one I might like more and that is a Buggatti Veyron.
Re: Mercedes S-class or Porsche Turbo?
Right, I don't like light wood colors either.
Our ML55 AMG has that dark wood and it is what I call stylish, not too flashy and acceptable. I still think that wood has nothing to do with sports cars but in the past, very famous sports cars (incl. Jags and Ferraris) had wood in them.
Maybe it should be like cjv said: to each his own.
Our ML55 AMG has that dark wood and it is what I call stylish, not too flashy and acceptable. I still think that wood has nothing to do with sports cars but in the past, very famous sports cars (incl. Jags and Ferraris) had wood in them.
Maybe it should be like cjv said: to each his own.
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