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LUV the super 90 sunroof coupe!...those are becoming very rare 

Owner is a retired Navy Fighter pilot who was shot down over Viet Nam. Had some great stories to tell.

I saw a Ruby Red gen II New Beetle today. That's the second one I've seen in as many weeks painted what appeared to be an old 356 color.

"Whatever is old is new again."

"I told him I also own an impressive gun collection. He walked away without saying a word."

Love it!  

@Lane Anderson posted:

"I told him I also own an impressive gun collection. He walked away without saying a word."

Love it!  

∆∆∆∆ THAT!

Not only wonderfully handled, well written.

The only reason for the guy to walk away was that he knew he was being a jerk...oh and my comment kind of came out of left field, but made with a smile on my face.

Bob - Was that red coupe the one we saw several years ago at the Küsten Kreuzers VW club meeting here in Ft Walton?  It was indeed a beautiful car.

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Well Done Bob !.................Bruce

Wofgang:

Yes it is. He sat with us at dinner and remembered the event where we met him. It is still in beautiful shape, and he drives it all the time.

One d-bag, but all the rest are cool? Just ignore him forever.

There was a guy at the track with a Boxster GTS. 395hp 4.0 six compared to my 295hp 3.4 liter. I lost count of the number of times he had to point me by, cause momentum, proper line, minimal braking and using ALL the track! He should have easily been able to smoke me, but I guess money doesn't make a driver better LOL!

"Little Brother" my ass...

Danny, I believed you summed it up.

At track days I used to love having guys fresh off the street on Ducati 916's, Yamaha r1's, and Hyabusas see my RS125 in the morning and call it a cute little bike and chuckle at it with their girlfriends.  I just say, "yeah, it IS cute!"

Then later I'd pass 'em railing around the outside of a turn while patting the tail section with one hand to give the "follow me" signal so I could show them the proper line.

The bitsy bike got a lot more respect at lunchtime.  The girlfriends were MOST amused.  Donkey says he's compensating.

Yeah, it's funny, isn't it? I had to have a conversation with the track chair of our club, who in turn had a one-on-one with "GTS". "GTS" wouldn't point anyone by(proper etiquette for DE passing), he kept saying, "but I'm faster on the straights" to which the track chair replied "anybody can drive fast in a straight line" LOL! Then said "point them by, then see if you can catch them and pass them back" and "if you don't you'll be black-flagged".