LOL. Reckless Porsche Driver in Video has 911 for sale on PH

[Boomin33]

Vid from last Wednesday -

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-155842...


Advert on PH with same Reg Plate..

https://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/...

hmmm.. think I'll keep looking for an advert with "one lady owner"

[Evolved]

Good work Sherlock

TBH, although the overtake was wreckless, the car wasn't being driven any harder than I'd expect a sports car to be driven.

The fact it's an early 997 would be enough to put me off buying more than anything. That and the 'mods' carried out too.

[Djtemeka]

Not the worst driving I’ve seen. 1 reasonably small gap he took.

[Evolved]

Djtemeka said:

Not the worst driving I’ve seen. 1 reasonably small gap he took.

Certainly not news worthy, is the fail though, so hardly surprising.

[Guybrush]

That wasn't 'dangerous overtaking', it was just normal overtaking in stages past a queue of trundling drivers. People of late seem to be so beaten into submission, that the slightest hint of stepping out of line needs to be stamped upon with furious righteous indignation.

[Boomin33]

yeah.. agree on most..

BUT. bad bit is where he appears to get annoyed at the gall of a car coming at him in the opposite direction, so does certainly appear to swerve towards him in a moment of anger.

Or if you are right and he was just Brake Testing the car behind him, than even worse as he appears to start to 'lose control' to the right.

or possibly it's taken a heavy knock to the front end and on heavy breaking shunts to the Right ? yikes.

anyway.. that moment is pretty bad, rest.. well in the hands of a decent driver, no big deal at all.

[eliot]

Guybrush said:

That wasn't 'dangerous overtaking', it was just normal overtaking in stages past a queue of trundling drivers. People of late seem to be so beaten into submission, that the slightest hint of stepping out of line needs to be stamped upon with furious righteous indignation.

First overtake into the front of camera car seemed ok, the one where the oncoming flashes and then
he pulls in forcing the guy to brake was a poor show really.

[Alucidnation]

Why the fk should everyone else on the road have to adjust and take action because of his driving?

The bloke is a and that video should be handed to the police.

Edited by Alucidnation on Sunday 22 October 08:14

[vikingaero]

Shame it's a phonesafe number. Much fun could have been had!

[mikecassie]

Overtaking now seems to be frowned upon. Not looked at the video, CBA. But There seems to be far too many drivers willing to trundle at 40mph or thereabouts behind slow traffic even when the road is clear.
If someone wants to make progress then allow them to, give a gap between vehicles so someone can overtake a queue of traffic safely and let them go on their merry way. Don't close the gap to stop someone using it, that's fking stupid.

[vonhosen]

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[Triumph Man]

First overtake didn't seem too bad - cam car just being a tt. Second one looked a touch close...

If I overtake someone and the they flash me I like to open the sunroof and give them a little wave (and I do mean wave, I don't give them the finger or anything)

[lord trumpton]

vikingaero said:

Shame it's a phonesafe number. Much fun could have been had!

Just ring it for a few rings and hang up

As he's likely to ring back then hey presto

[TCCalvin]

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[tomsugden]

Do these have a 20,000 mile / 2 year service interval?

[Bonefish Blues]

The second one was a bad one, the oncoming car would have no idea of his intention to pull in a gap that (almost) wasn't there, and which in modern motoring, other road users are only too prepared to close, leaving literally nowhere to go. That secondary swerve was nasty.

The rest, no issue.

[VonSenger]

I bet Davids allot of fun. Both fktards in my opinion.

[Max5476]

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[TCCalvin]

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