WhackyWill

I agree with Ekona, I had a 996 for 2 years and had no problem at all apart from a passenger window regulator to be replaced and the usual service, great car, full service history is a must don't be too worried about high mileage one, if its well looked after. Get a Porsche specialist to to give it an inspection before purchase, I used Chris Turner Porsche to look after it. Yes' would get another one.

Just remember Phantom of The Opera..?? :scare:

Maybe he was a well endowed chap and had complete control of the wheel..

Wow...Secret of Living Dolls..and not even the blow up type...

Now here's a very good example why the "Should not be on the Road".. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/10553614/Motorist-banned-after-driving-with-no-hands.html

Welcome to the Land of Zed..

Welcome to the Forum . I'm sure tradelink will put up a link that works.

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Better than the Merc Sprinter van taxi with doors and seats..!!!

Thanks Grundy, car sounds great, love the straight 6 on full song.

Wow..great link goes on a bit..

Na ! must be his Brother Sergei...

Just a quick question, Would Scotland be better off with a new leader other than Alex Salmon from what I have read on here he's not well liked, so maybe Gordon Brown then...

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I like the spoiler, look great. Next big one I'm going to is Ace Cafe on the 19th April

I could have as well, but didn't need 20, I needed only 2... You only need two for now, but always handy to have a few spare. I have 8 spare at the moment..

BulletMagnet will be upset you should have ordered 20..!!

Surprised Zmanalex hasn't one, few cars on eBay been broken may be worth a punt..

Nice, its had a few mods done to it..

If you read the description it's just one big sentence! Lol Amazing the feedback they have..

Yes but at discount prices to the Forum.

If you really want new poppers. PM Zmanalex. / Clark on here

Ecclestone, F1's chief executive, usually likes to see the sport's top drivers spread across the most competitive teams. But he thinks Alonso versus Raikkonen at Ferrari, F1's most famous team, will be "fun".

UPDATE. NOTHING MUCH NEW. Jan.6. Media interest remains at fever pitch as Michael Schumacher's coma after his skiing crash in France enters a second week. Philippe Streiff, a former F1 driver paralysed in a 1989 testing crash, caused the biggest stir at the weekend when he visited the hospital in Grenoble. The Frenchman told reporters after his visit that he had spoken with doctor and mutual friend Gerard Saillant who said Schumacher, now 45, is "out of danger". "He (Saillant) said it is a serious condition but his life is not in danger any more, thankfully," Streiff said. He also provided new details of the German's injuries, including the apparent risk that the former Ferrari and Mercedes driver could be left "hemiplegic", or paralysed on one side of the body. He also said the nature of the bleeding on the sides of Schumacher's brain endangers Schumacher's speech and motor skills, but Streiff's comments were dismissed by manager Sabine Kehm as "pure speculation". Kehm insisted her boss remains in a "critical but stable" condition, and Streiff later told France's RMC that Schumacher is in fact in "a stable but serious condition without deterioration or improvement". It is believed that the doctors in charge of Schumacher's recovery could give a full medical update to the media on Monday. At the same time, French authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding Schumacher's skiing fall, which was reportedly captured by video on an eyewitness' mobile phone, who said the German was travelling at no more than 20kph when he hit rocks and struck his head. The authorities issued a statement urging the media against "spreading false information" about the investigation, according to France's L'Equipe. Nonetheless, the respected Sunday newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche cited hospital sources in claiming the most recent brain scan undergone by Schumacher had "very bad" results. And Kehm denied that the Schumacher family only reluctantly gave up the 'Gopro' camera that was attached to his helmet. It is not known if the camera was recording at the time of the crash. "The family gave the camera to the investigating authorities voluntarily," Kehm is quoted by Bild newspaper. "That this was done against the wishes of the family is untrue." Finally, Dr Johannes Peil, who treated Schumacher in 2009, revealed that an artery in the driver's brain was damaged in that serious motorcycle crash. He said the old injury should not affect Schumacher's recovery now.

Nice Zed..what has been modded on it..?