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Talking to them about a LHD 993 type car and, without asking for anything possibly slanderous, wondered if any of you have had any dealings with them.
Its just one option as I still like the 3200GT but keep getting warning noises about them rightly or wrongly.
Finally regarding 993s, are convertibles worse to drive?
Help please?
Its just one option as I still like the 3200GT but keep getting warning noises about them rightly or wrongly.
Finally regarding 993s, are convertibles worse to drive?
Help please?
Scottster has sold a car to Joel at RSJ, at a fair price. Joel also offered me a fair p/x price on a car I had. In my dealings with him over the email, he is a friendly and pleasant chap, and he occasionally posts in this forum (usually in UPPER CASE 
).
Beyond that, neither Scottster and I can vouch for him. But bear in mind that most traders come in for a spot of good and bad press. It is rare to have one who only gets good comments. You will have to make your own mind up about Joel, I'm afraid - and anything contentious should be posted to you off forum to avoid breaching name/shaming rules.
Cheers
Domster
). Beyond that, neither Scottster and I can vouch for him. But bear in mind that most traders come in for a spot of good and bad press. It is rare to have one who only gets good comments. You will have to make your own mind up about Joel, I'm afraid - and anything contentious should be posted to you off forum to avoid breaching name/shaming rules.
Cheers
Domster
Second craig's thoughts. I have owned both LHD and RHD cars, often at the same time, and no problems apart from the odd overtake (hang back more and you should in theory look up inside anyway) and ticket machine (get a passenger! or get out and walk... quite unusual act so people don't mind.)
You normally get asked this question when taking a passenger out in your left hooker. After them telling you how weird it is, they will ask you how you find driving LHD.
To shut them up, I used to say: 'It's great, in a head on collision the passenger takes the worst of the impact leaving the driver to walk away."
Don't tell the girlfriend that tho'
You normally get asked this question when taking a passenger out in your left hooker. After them telling you how weird it is, they will ask you how you find driving LHD.
To shut them up, I used to say: 'It's great, in a head on collision the passenger takes the worst of the impact leaving the driver to walk away."
Don't tell the girlfriend that tho'
my experiences of lhd's are same as others.Easy to adjust too really,pro's and cons to it.You're next to the pavement so makes sliding up next to the ladies is easier.Passenger on the autobhan with someone who'd never driven it.Frightening.He couldnt position the car at all in the middle of the lane.Overtaking was unbelievably hairy.Once you get used to where your passenger side front corner is,its easy.Personally,I'm in a rhd and wont go back to lhd again.
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