An article in Canadiandriver on the history of Intermeccanica
www.canadiandriver.com/articles/bv/intermeccanica.htm
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An article in Canadiandriver on the history of Intermeccanica
www.canadiandriver.com/articles/bv/intermeccanica.htm
www.canadiandriver.com/articles/bv/intermeccanica.htm
Hey, Ron.
TC has a great car for you. Check the classifieds!
Your little known brother.
TC has a great car for you. Check the classifieds!
Your little known brother.
In another post he was sounding like he still had his car. Is there something we should know Ron?
Your other brother Ron
Your other brother Ron
I'm really confused.
-your other brother Theron
-your other brother Theron
Geez, what a dysfunctional family! We need to get Ma to sort this out, but she ran away with Uncle Jeb.
Would that be Uncle Jeb Bush of Florida? Now this family reallllllly gets dysfunctional.
All I know is Ma liked you best....actually, she liked Henry best. Just trying to get this thread back on topic.
The brother from a different mother.
The brother from a different mother.
I have to admit that I often think about a new IM. Once you've owned one of these cars they always stay close to your heart. I had a ride in a 2005 Boxster, around a race track, and it's twice the track car an IM will ever be, but there is more to owning an IM. It's hard to describe, but I'm sure all of you know what I'm referring to.
Ron-
Of course a Boxter is a superior track car- it's also a superior street car, and yet you do not yearn for one. In a day and age when corrosion resistant, 150+ h/p, weather tight roadsters with good cooling and real heat are available in every dealership- who would want a leaky, rear-engined, air cooled dinosaur of questionable longevity and reliability?
Me, and obviously, you. You sold your car a year ago- and yet, here you are. You can't get away. The siren song of these cars is calling out to you. Resistance is futile.
Do it. Call Henry, and order the car. There is no logical reason to own a replica- no functional argument can be made. But you'll never be satisfied until you do.
Of course a Boxter is a superior track car- it's also a superior street car, and yet you do not yearn for one. In a day and age when corrosion resistant, 150+ h/p, weather tight roadsters with good cooling and real heat are available in every dealership- who would want a leaky, rear-engined, air cooled dinosaur of questionable longevity and reliability?
Me, and obviously, you. You sold your car a year ago- and yet, here you are. You can't get away. The siren song of these cars is calling out to you. Resistance is futile.
Do it. Call Henry, and order the car. There is no logical reason to own a replica- no functional argument can be made. But you'll never be satisfied until you do.