Two broken down 911s...
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Traveling north up the M1 from Luton this evening, i passed 2 911s on the hard shoulder. First one was a 996 with RAC man in attendance, then about 40 miles later i saw a 964 Targa being winched onto the back of a truck.
What's going on guys? I also saw two Tuscans on the M1 this evening, both running fine. We'll be getting a bad reputation at this rate.
Anyone on here?
What's going on guys? I also saw two Tuscans on the M1 this evening, both running fine. We'll be getting a bad reputation at this rate.

Anyone on here?
Callughan said:
Yeah, but it may a lady driver who doesn't what to do. Someone who is clueless about cars etc. A million scenerios.
Just hoping for the best one.
Yes, yes that explains the 996 scenario. However, what could have caused a 964 owner to have actually called out a recovery service?Just hoping for the best one.
This is worying.
ppheebeegeetee said:
Traveling north up the M1 from Luton this evening, i passed 2 911s on the hard shoulder. First one was a 996 with RAC man in attendance, then about 40 miles later i saw a 964 Targa being winched onto the back of a truck.
What's going on guys? I also saw two Tuscans on the M1 this evening, both running fine. We'll be getting a bad reputation at this rate.
Anyone on here?
Quoted for evidence.What's going on guys? I also saw two Tuscans on the M1 this evening, both running fine. We'll be getting a bad reputation at this rate.

Anyone on here?
Callughan said:
hornetrider said:
Callughan said:
Hopefully just run out of petrol or flat tyre.
911s got no spare tyres?Just hoping for the best one.
k that! I call the AA and get well clear of the car. Edited by anonymous-user on Friday 22 August 10:26
heebeegeetee said:
Traveling north up the M1 from Luton this evening, i passed 2 911s on the hard shoulder. First one was a 996 with RAC man in attendance, then about 40 miles later i saw a 964 Targa being winched onto the back of a truck.
What's going on guys? I also saw two Tuscans on the M1 this evening, both running fine. We'll be getting a bad reputation at this rate.
Anyone on here?
Funny that! I was driving home on the m25 just passed the M3 junction yesterday afternoon, I see a "pimped" Black C4S on the hard shoulder with hazards on. Black, black wheels blacked out windows, thought it must have been Shaft's company car What's going on guys? I also saw two Tuscans on the M1 this evening, both running fine. We'll be getting a bad reputation at this rate.

Anyone on here?
anyone on here know who it was?heebeegeetee said:
Traveling north up the M1 from Luton this evening, i passed 2 911s on the hard shoulder. First one was a 996 with RAC man in attendance, then about 40 miles later i saw a 964 Targa being winched onto the back of a truck.
What's going on guys? I also saw two Tuscans on the M1 this evening, both running fine. We'll be getting a bad reputation at this rate.
Anyone on here?
Well the 964 is at least 15 years old!! things do go wrong....What's going on guys? I also saw two Tuscans on the M1 this evening, both running fine. We'll be getting a bad reputation at this rate.

Anyone on here?
SEE YA said:
Maybe so but I would still stop, and ask also people speed on the motorway and they are not allowed to do that are they?.
I too saw the 911. It was, I recall, on the hard shoulder at a point where the M25 splits for some reason and therefore was 3 or 4 lanes left to most of us. By the time one saw it, to pull over would have caused mayhem.Edited by SEE YA on Friday 22 August 18:20
In any case do do so, unlike speeding, would be highly dangerous, as well as illegal. (Which of course speeding apparently is too; illegal that is, not necessarily dangerous).
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