How do you guys react when you see a fellow MK3 owner?
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D34DC311;879631 said:
No, it's 'cause I'm old too.:slap:
Wouldn't ya know it...First time I say anything nice about anyone, and I get accused of "ass kissing".
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JustAnotherVictim
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suprabad;879819 said:
This the internet. If you disagree, you're a hater. If you agree, you're a nutswinger. :aigo:
I've only seen two other MKIII's on the road around here. I waved at both but no wave back.:icon_frow
Not to many mkIII's in this area; 8-9 that I have seen. The few people I have tried to wave at just give me the "WTF look" so they probably don't even know what they own.:cry: The only cool supra owners in my area are on SM....all two of them...
i've only see run down supras own by senior folk, and the few that are slightly fixed up, either give me the *WTF do you want look* or rev off, I'm a lonely supra owner -_-
When I see a Supra, I am always very interested and if the car is very nice I look for opportunity to make contact. Unfortunately, rarely contact is made and the reason is that I am still driving my Porsche and the Supra is in the garage. However, the few Supra drivers I have acknowledged seemed extremely pleased by my interest.
If you ever owned a Porsche or driven one extensively, you would have found a great sense of community most evidently expressed by the expected hand wave of your unknown but fellow Porsche enthusiast. This simple acknowledgement makes owning a Porsche all the more worthwhile because you know that kindred spirits exists and are with you.
So my friends in the Supra world. I definitely encourage you to acknowledge your fellow Supra enthusiasts and owners. This is the best way you can say that being a part of the Supra community is special.
If you ever owned a Porsche or driven one extensively, you would have found a great sense of community most evidently expressed by the expected hand wave of your unknown but fellow Porsche enthusiast. This simple acknowledgement makes owning a Porsche all the more worthwhile because you know that kindred spirits exists and are with you.
So my friends in the Supra world. I definitely encourage you to acknowledge your fellow Supra enthusiasts and owners. This is the best way you can say that being a part of the Supra community is special.
I daily drive my Porsche now, and the Supra is usually in the garage...and I have never, not once had another Porsche driver wave at me or acknowledge me in any way... :\
johnathan1;879916 said:
I am suprised to hear this. I have come to take it for granted. Is you P-car a good example?
I usually give em a thumbs up. Sometimes it will be a mexican with an NA supra and he thinks hes saving gas. =(
johnathan1;879916 said:
Sometimes guys rolling a Porsche give me a thumbs up and like jus give me the head nod like (nice ride)
It's the cleanest example of an early 924 i have ever seen in person or on the web...
Here it is with the Supra:
Here it is with the Supra:
johnathan1;879923 said:It's the cleanest example of an early 924 i have ever seen in person or on the web...
Here it is with the Supra:
DUDE GO ON THE RECYCLER AND LOOK FOR 944 PORSCHE someone is selling one for a thousand dollars and its clean ITS TURBO TOO
I swear I called about that car when I was looking for mine...it needs a rebuild, and I don't think it's really a turbo...just a 944 with turbo badging.