Re: nicked

["Pantelis Giamarellos" <pantg@otenet.gr>]

Jouko Hi,

The 911's were of which vintage? (sounds like wine tasting but with more
than 25 years in production it is worth the expression)

Regards and take care
Pantelis

-----Original Message-----
From: Jouko Haapanen <joukoh@vtoy.fi>
To: Hans-Juergen Schneider <hans@h-js.de>; Dave.Eaton@clear.net.nz
<Dave.Eaton@clear.net.nz>
Cc: quattro@audifans.com <quattro@audifans.com>
Date: &Pgr;&agr;&rgr;&agr;&sgr;&kgr;&egr;&ugr;&eeacgr;, 12 &Ngr;&ogr;&egr;&mgr;&bgr;&rgr;&iacgr;&ogr;&ugr; 1999 6:54 &mgr;&mgr;
Subject: Re: nicked


>The first three words that come to mind handlingwise from 911's that I've
>had: fun, predictable, and challenging.  Never tricky.  ;^)
>
>Jouko Haapanen
>Pori, Finland
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Hans-Juergen Schneider <hans@h-js.de>
>To: Dave.Eaton@clear.net.nz <Dave.Eaton@clear.net.nz>
>Cc: quattro@audifans.com <quattro@audifans.com>
>Date: 12. marraskuuta 1999 17:58
>Subject: RE: nicked
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>>...
>> if you think about it, many cars that have had semi-trailing arms
>>(e.g. e30 3-series, 911's) were noted for their tricky handling in
>> extremis....
>>...
>
>At least no true for the e30 M3, which is one of the best handling
>rwd cars out there and nowhere as tricky to drive as a 911 at the
>limit.
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>- Hans-Juergen Schneider
>'93 S2 Avant
>'89 CQ 20V
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