I get a fair bit of thumbs up, waves & other positive responses when I drive my car. I alternately smile & mouth "Thank you", wave back or flash a "Peace sign".
What sort of responses do you fellow early 911 drivers use?
I get a fair bit of thumbs up, waves & other positive responses when I drive my car. I alternately smile & mouth "Thank you", wave back or flash a "Peace sign".
What sort of responses do you fellow early 911 drivers use?
Paul Abbott
Early S Member #18
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Paul,
It all depends if I'm being overtaken or not.
But most of us are probably similar to you.
"Thumbs up", "quick flash of the lights", "wave out the window" etc.
ps
I have always admired that car of yours.
Mark
When i drove cross country with my wife in 09, she noticed that we received the S.N.O.D.R from other drivers or passers by in small towns, aka the Slow Nod Of Deep Respect. Our only response could be to return the favor, slowly.
Karl: E911SR #792 ; RG #420 ; GS #7
'72T Coupe - Sepia Brown
Paul Abbott
Early S Member #18
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Yep... me to"Thumbs up", "quick flash of the lights", "wave out the window"...
Chuck Miller
Creative Advisor/Message Board Moderator - Early 911S Registry #109
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Flashing (lights) since 1974. I was told by my betters it was "Porsche etiquette". My car was a beat down, nearly played out, color changed 1970 914 1.7 found on the back lot of a VW dealership. I was as proud of it as if it were a brand new 911-S. I could hardly contain my enthusiasm when another Porsche approached.
Early S Registry #235
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Just last week two biker guys on their Harley’s pulled up next to me at a red light. They gave me an enthusiastic “very nice ride man!” As soon as the light went green I got the heck outta there. Kidding... I gave them a shaka and a nod.
I also like to double tap the horn, if appropriate, when passing any early model Porsche, VW, Mercedes, or classic I like. One to make sure the horn is still working, and two, more importantly, I like the sound.
But be careful. In California, any unnecessary or non-emergency use of a horn is against the law. I know this because I was cited once.
Dave Reu
Member #3949
1973 Silver Metallic 911S
Bill
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