Car appreciation... the aesthetics, the engineering, etc

The wings are bolt on...

I like the classic cabriolet

Barchetta:

The afla cabrio that is the prettiest?

or

the one that is the cheapest

Saw this in the flesh today and my god is it big!

My brother had one of these... it was very pretty tbf

I've had 67 boat-tail Spider and and 99 GTV. Both were great and I'd have both again. Except cabs don't have enough seats :(

I need to be able to put children in if I'm going to stand a chance of getting use out of this car.

Also - I think Barchettas are lovely little cars too, but still 2 seats short.

Who can recommend a paintless dent removal person for SE London?

Don't tell me you've dinged the 911 already?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Silverline-427574-Single-Suction-Pad/dp/B000LFS42A/ref=sr_1_5?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1476097530&sr=1-5&keywords=dent+puller

?

It's a complex curve on the lip of the wing- requires someone with talent.

Should have said! This is better then.

@V-L had a chap down Surrey way. Dunno about paintless mind.

I'm gonna start a pool.
How much will Neil have spent on his Porsche by the end of the year. Total amount spent including non essential vanity works, excluding initial cost of purchase and running costs.

£5 to enter. Winner takes all.

End of 2016 or a year from purchase?

I'm in anyway.

I was gonna go end of 2016, but 12 months from purchase could also be amusing.

£11.5k

Is the right answer.

$2.4m for a 993 GT2. WHUT.

Pounds per mile might be more interesting

£9,500 purchase price after £176 PPI.

£5,995 on fixing stuff.

£600 on insurance, £240 on VED.

£25 on a fag lighter that works with USB chargers.

~250 miles so far.

Oh, and £65 of petrol.

@Hefty

205 CJs are fucking awesome. White with denim interior. They'll all be horribly rotten but it'll do 110, 4 up, with the roof down.

If they can kick the seat you are not accelerating and/or cornering aggressively enough.

So anyway- good dent person, SE London, Bueller?