what did you do to your 944 today

Thread starter colin944
Start date Feb 7, 2011

MarkK

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Today at 8:37 PM

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blade7 said:
Other than washing it, the last time my turbo got wet was nearly 5 years ago. Didn't have much choice then, as I was moving house. It's not a garage queen, just like my bike, I just don't enjoy using it in the wet.

Me neither ,I just really needed something that would take her huge bag!!

I had a plonker in a 320d with M badges and Temu/A- babba cosmetics trying to have a “race” managed to make steady progress and leave him behind .Enjoyed using the car as a car for first time in a while ,in the most affectionate way it does feel from a different time ,but you retune back into it.Daughter enjoyed it ,in a school car park full of Electric cars and Range rovers it got some looks of curiosity!!!

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