Potential purchase of 911

[FourWheelDrift]

Bit of an odd question but my decision could hang on this.

Can you get 2 sets of golf clubs in a 911, with 2 up in the car?

[FourWheelDrift]

Thanks

Thinking about a 993 model.

Can 2 bags sit on top of each other across the back seats?

[FourWheelDrift]

Thanks guys.

I think I'll arrange a trip to see Henry and take 2 bags with me and see what they fit in

>> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Tuesday 15th April 16:32

[FourWheelDrift]

scottster said: To see WHO!!!!!!!!!!!

Henry at Prestige and Performance Cars Ltd (www.911virgin.com) always have loads of 911's (different models)

[FourWheelDrift]

I've heard a few things too. I'll just be going there as a pure tyre kicker to look at a few and get measurements I know he has 911, 993, 996 models all close at hand to check over.

>> Edited by domster on Monday 13th October 12:37

>> Edited by domster on Monday 13th October 12:37

[FourWheelDrift]

Unless anyone can recommend another Porsche place, not franchised main dealers though (I'd rather chew my own foot off than have a conversation with one of them) that has a good range.

Paragon maybe?

[FourWheelDrift]

thanks for the new options on Cridfords (ooooo...nice Turbo) and Camtune checking them out now.

[FourWheelDrift]

clubsport said: Wow! what a nice mellow bunch we have all become on the Porsche forum.
I read the first few posts and was I the only one thinking....."Who cares about golf clubs,it's a 911 for christ sake".
maybe it is because I don't play golf,but 9-18 holes whatever I am sure more fun could be had actually driving the car? tell me I am wrong?






It's ok I am calm now.....

>> Edited by clubsport on Tuesday 15th April 22:48

Ok I'll come clean I only really wanted to know if you could shag in the back?

PS Perhaps theres just a lot of other golfers on here????

[FourWheelDrift]

derestrictor said: Oh yes, on the subject of aniciallry accoutrements, if one did feel a yearning to creep orf to the local fairway for an early morning bout of irons related frustration, why not look at Porsche's outrageously overpriced accessory catalogue and consider a 'sporting roofrack.'

You could probably stash a 3 wood in the bugger and look like one of those hard nosed Fritz types with a slick hair do and a rendezvous with some arrogant uber-piste domination in St.Morritz...er, dribble, bollocks.

Alternatively, why not just balance 'em from the back seat and through the window? Alternatively, why not take up tennis? Ok, somewhat emasculatory, perhaps but at least you can enjoy a nice bottle of something lightly chilled with no more strain to your person than light pressure to the neck as you sedately pan left, then right, left then right...

I think I'll get the 993 and take up darts