What's the deal with Slabside pricing and availability?

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by Bartruff1

LOL.. . I have owned a number of Porches since 1969 and currently have 3 of them, if you count a Cayman..... I also have a georgeous replica 356a JPS Coupe and I will shove a 911 out of the way to drive it.

I love to take it to Porsche events just to get their reaction.

My favorite Porsche joke is " How do you tell a porcupine from a Porsche ?

....with a porcupine, the pricks are on the outside "...

I think the "prick pool" has been diluted due to the advent of the modern water cooled Porsches like the Cayman, Cayenne, Boxster, Macan, etc.

The sales to the "soccer mom" market segment has almost sent us "pricks" in our air-cooled 911's nearly to extinction.

[Bartruff1]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

I think the "prick pool" has been diluted due to the advent of the modern water cooled Porsches like the Cayman, Cayenne, Boxster, Macan, etc.

The sales to the "soccer mom" market segment has almost sent us "pricks" in our air-cooled 911's nearly to extinction.

Obviously those are not real Porsches....

I would like a slabside, but I am not willing to pay those outrageous prices.... I am now shopping for street replica, with undercar exhaust, no roll bar or sidepipes or hood scoop, box stock 289 and a 5 speed ...something more appropriate for a man of my age...