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I have been invited on the Porshe drive day next week.The idea

of the day is to introduce people to the different models available

& also to meet other people interested in them.They have a selection of Boxters, Boxter S, & 911 coupe & cabrios.(No turbos though - spewin - I've driven one & they are awesome). Will spend the whole day in the hills with a spotter out front on the lookout & get to drive all the different models - should be fun.

This got me to thinking though.When we go on cruises, we drive our own cars & usually take our own passengers for the whole cruise.I am not suggesting that we swap cars but I thought it might be fun to swap the passengers around at intervals so they get a chance to experience the different cars & also get to know the drivers a bit better.Some of the drivers might even like to let their close friends drive their cars a bit & then they can go for rides in someone elses car. Of course social events where we are not cruising would be cool - but this way we can really check out each other cars a bit better.I know there are a couple of Skylines which are often sideways that I would like to go for a ride in!

this idea would have to be properly organised on a decent day cruise so intervals could be fair & everyone gets at least a couple of rides in a different car & may not work if everyone wants to go in the same car, but I thought I would put the idea out there & see what happens.

BTW - the LS1 cruise to Ayers rock is on over Easter.

Whats the plan for the 28th March cruise?

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Good idea John, I reckon im gonna get some "P" plater in my car up the hills to see how long before he slams the wall :]

Nar thats the sorta thing that might keep ppl interested more. So when u handing me the keys ? EH HE

Sounds good as long as ppl treat the cars with respect like they should.

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