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Comment on “Search The Wall” At Perry & Co. For Denver Colorado Homes For Sale! by Golden Real Estate

Golden Real Estate — Thu, 17 May 2012 08:09:00 +0000

Truly a great and unique idea/method to search for homes. This is a convenient strategy for home buyers as well.

Comment on Tips For New Owners of 1995-98 (993) Porsche 911 Carreras by Bryson D Kiser

Bryson D Kiser — Thu, 03 May 2012 13:27:48 +0000

I purchased a 1997 993 about a year ago. It is white with blue interior and just had the 90,000 mile service completed. It doesn’t leak, at all. Uses a little oil but nothing to be concerned about. It was purchased from a friend’s wife after his death. The car is very special since my friend of 50+ years had driven it.

He did not get an Owners Manual when he bought the car. Does anyone know of a source for an Owners Manual.

Bryson Kiser
Retired

Comment on Tips For New Owners of 1995-98 (993) Porsche 911 Carreras by Marie Trelstad

Marie Trelstad — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 16:13:15 +0000

Gorgeous car! So expensive to maintain. I guess if you have the dollars, it’s worth it!

Comment on Porsche Carrera 911 996 “Dead Battery & Locked Hood” Solution by Nat

Nat — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 23:12:09 +0000

OK, here it is – 2004 911 4S, not mine, my cousin’s…if the battery is disconnected and the trunk is shut, is there a way to get it back open? I am not having any luck getting the switches to actuate the trunk and/or hood latches while pushing power through the Positive post near the fuses. When connected to the post I get nothing from the car; no lights, no response from the key remote…nothing. I am guessing that the trunk was shut while the battery was disconnected.

If the battery is not connected and the electrical circuit is not complete, do I have any other options for getting the trunk and/or hood opened?

Thanks in advance.

Comment on Confessions Of A Porsche 996 Driver (1999-2004 Carrera 911) by arin

arin — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 04:36:48 +0000

I have an 01 C2. I actually love the headlights of my car :-) I kind of think that the cayman is the kind of car the 911 was morphing into before Stuttgart regressed away from their non-oval headlight 911. Given the initial lashing against the 996 and Porsches precarious financial position, the company quickly responded by changing the headlights (twice in a span of 5 yrs.) back to the original style.

I think that the Porsche could have continued its evolution. Im loving what the 2013 boxster lights look like … and in fact, i think im going to like the 2013 cayman more than the 2012 911 ….lets see …