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[Flood]

Used to be on the old message board alot. Glad to see alot of familiar names are still around. about a year and a half ago my wife had me trade in my 924 for an Isuzu Rodeo. We needed a baby hauler. Now the other car is close to being paid off, so in a few months I will be looking for another 924 or 931. I dunno maybe even a 944. After owning a 930, 951, 944, 914(with a flat six) and a 924 the bug has bitten hard and wont let go.

hey at least she let me keep my motorcycle

[teo]

Go for it, Flood!

Teo
(baby is coming in march, should I hide my 924?)

[MAS]

Hey Flood,

I bought my 97 924S from a Saturn/Isuzu dealership earlier this year. The previous owner had traded his 924S in on an Isuzu Rodeo (about a year ago).

-MAS

[Flood]

Yes. hide the car now! unless you already own a baby hauler. Actually I chose to lose the car over the bike, as it would be easier to get another car than talk her into another bike. Reasoning... go here to see my last one.

http://www.roadc.cjb.net

click on members, then click on Eric scroll to the bottom of the page and click 'the wreck page'

[ This Message was edited by: Flood on 2001-11-13 12:46 ]

[Peter]

Hey Flood,
After looking at the pictures of your bike, I am glad to know that you are still with us. When I was about 20 I wanted to get a sport bike. My mechanic told me that on a bike, everything is AGAINST you: the road, the weather, and most importantly, the other drivers. I never got a bike. I do however want to take up flying, but my fiancée has told me either racing Porsches or flying, but not both. The Porsche hobby is a lot cheaper than the airplane hobby.
Go for either a 924 or 931: we have to keep the model alive.

-Peter A. Holiat
1984 Euro 924 track/street car
1980 931 track car to be
1980 931 parts car