I’ve searched all over the net and can’t seem to find typical mileage values for any kinds of clutches! I just want to make sure that I don’t drive mine to failure! Thanks!
I know it can vary, but I was hoping for some sort of ball park figure. I do mostly city driving and keep it in neutral at stop signs, red lights, etc, but I have to shift often just b/c of the flow of traffic. Don’t do any crazy engine revving and shifting and the car is fairly light. I bought it used with 33k miles, but there were two owners before me and I have no idea how they drove it or if they ever replaced the clutch… Thoughts?? Thanks for all the input!!

Aren’t convertible versions of a car generally more expensive?

I saw this bumper sticker on a website that people have on their motorcycles and I cant find the website again. Does anybody know where I can find it or have you seen it? Thanks

History of Porsche’s success at the 1986 Paris Dakar with two 959s.

I have a 1973 Porsche 914 sitting in the garage. However the car has NOT been turned on since roughly 1986, so about 22 years. How much should I except to get for the car if I sold it?

Brian records an exotic cars show with over 50 exotics. I record them arrive, at the show, revving, starting up, and accelerating away from the show. This was the first bay area EuroSunday 2/17/08. Here is a list of the supercars at the show:

Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Coupe
Lambo Murcielago and Gallardo
Ferrari F430 Coupe and 430 Spider F1
Ferrari 360 Modena with Tubi Exhaust
Ferrari F355 Spider
Ferrari 550 & 575 Maranello
Ferrary Testarossa 512TR
Ferrari 348 Coupe and Spider
Ferrari 308 QV
Aston Martin DB9 Volante
Aston Martin DB7 Volante
Aston Martin AMV8 V8 Vantage Roadster
Porsche GT3 and Targa 4S
Dodge Viper SRT/10
Noble M12 GTO 3R
Lotus Elise Modded
Chevy Corvette Z06

It can be any car that is $21,000 or under… I don’t really that civic kind of car much; insurance payment isn’t really a problem, but getting insured might be. I am mainly looking at muscles cars and Porsche 911’s… Anyone have any specific cars that might be good?
Was thinking about a 40th anniversary Mustang would that be a good car?
Odd year 911’s run for low used… I could even get one of my dads, lol
Just looked at isettas. Couldn’t stop laughing, lol

the vehicle has an amplifier/subwoofer combo located under the spare tire but the amplifier i need to find is the one that plays the mids and tweeters in the truck

2.01-014 Wildfire Try it Without the Porsche! #2

Ryan Sypek (Junior Davis)
Nicole Tubiola (Dani Davis)
Nana Visitor (Jean Ritter)
Micah Alberti (Matt Ritter)
Greg Serano (Pablo Betart)
Genevieve Cortese (Kris Furillo)
Andrew Hoeft (Todd Ritter)
James Read (Ken Davis)
Arye Gross (Charlie Hewitt)
Joe Lando (Pete Ritter)
Amy Jo Johnson (Tina Sharp)
Kieren Hutchison (Kerry Connelly)
William Sterchi (Mr. Happy)
Nicholas Ballas (Ray)
Kristy Vaughan (Molly Blitzer)
Scarlett McAlister (Wendy Levy)

A blonde by the name of Julie was getting pretty desperate for money.
So she decided to go to the richer part of town and try to get a job as a handywoman.

She rang the doorbell at the first house she came to, and a man answered the door.
She asked if there were any odd jobs she could do, and he replied, “Well, actually, we need the porch painted-how much do you want?” Julie said she felt $50 was fair. He replied, “OK, the ladders, paint, and other tools you need are in the garage.”

When the man closed the door, his wife, who had overheard the conversation asked him, “$50?!? Does she realize that the porch goes all the way around the house?” The man replied, “She must have, she was standing right on it.”

About 45 minutes later, the doorbell rings again, and the man is surprised to find Julie there.
She tells him that she’s done, and states that she even had enough paint to do two coats.
As the man is reaching into his wallet to pay her, Julie says, “Oh, and by the way, that isn’t a Porsche-it’s a Ferrari.”