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Monthly Archives: September 2013
In Praise of the Mighty Gorilla
Gorilla Grips, that is. Specifically Gorilla Grip Grease Monkey gloves. I paid $5 or $6 a pair at my local employee-owned big box store, but I see that other vendors sometimes try to get $10 for these things. Some tell … Continue reading
The Matter of the Console Compartment
Herman tells me that today he refurbished his console compartment to improve its appearance and to reduce the clatter from loose objects inside. This is an area I have overlooked in favor of other seemingly more pressing issues, like a … Continue reading
Disturbing the Peace
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A Little Numerology
Reviewing previous owner documents in the course of organizing everything and setting up a new record-keeping system, I notice that the Blue Curse (today’s appellation) originally cost its first owner $27,175 in July 1985. Okay, that’s rather interesting. So, I … Continue reading
Caught in the Wild
Herman sends along this sighting, from the streets of L.A.
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944 Out, Boxster In
“Saying goodbye to an old friend and hello to a Porsche Boxster” is a piece written by David Hurth of TheSportsCarGuys.com and referenced in the latest PCA newsletter. It tells of his decision to sell his ’83 944 in favor … Continue reading
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Suzuki vs. Porsche
Okay, I do like Porsches. But I also like Minis, especially early generation Minis. I remember well my first late night encounter with one on a Hollywood Freeway off-ramp in my indiscreet, injudicious youth when it showed its taillights to … Continue reading
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The Morning Traffic Report
This morning, as is my custom when traveling with the family, I arise early for a little walkabout, camera in hand. So I hear the roar of traffic and discover that a freeway immediately passes the rear of the motel, … Continue reading