Spoiling my car

Volley · 28 Sep 2013

I have been spoiling my car just lately, had her wheels refurbished (by Exel of course) and treated her to a trip round South West Scotland.

The roads are superb, traffic is light and the other road users are so courteous I am definitely planning another trip.

I knew the 911 is probably the best sports car in the world but did not realise what a good cruiser it is, I am well impressed with my first six months of ownership

Maxie · 28 Sep 2013

We can't see your refurbed wheels......

~ Maxie :?:

Volley · 28 Sep 2013

Only had them done on my return, didnt want risk hitting a stray rock on the many B road passing points

Baby is all tucked up in the garage for the night, will take some pics and post them tomorrow

Volley · 29 Sep 2013

Photos of refurbished wheels, what a difference they make

Ginster · 29 Sep 2013

What a beauty! :thumbs:

Seventy Seven · 29 Sep 2013

:thumbs: love those wheels!

Maxie · 30 Sep 2013

Nice!

~ Maxie :thumb:

jon911 · 30 Sep 2013

Very nice, we are into 14 Months and 7,000 mile ownership no probs just shear pleasure and its getting better buy the day enjoy :thumb:

Rockunrolla · 4 Oct 2013

Lovely car and lovley wheels pal :thumb:

911_AS · 5 Oct 2013

That does look very nice, the wheels look sharp, really enhancing the car.

Redbikerat · 5 Oct 2013

refurbished wheels welcome north of the border

Always worth the money and effort isn't it, you can't beat nice looking alloys on a nice looking car.
Any how, even better than that - driving on our Scottish roads, get those wheels north and enjoy the best roads in the UK before you need your passport to visit!

Volley · 6 Oct 2013

Re: refurbished wheels welcome north of the border

Redbikerat said:
Always worth the money and effort isn't it, you can't beat nice looking alloys on a nice looking car.
Any how, even better than that - driving on our Scottish roads, get those wheels north and enjoy the best roads in the UK before you need your passport to visit!

We stayed in Dunoon, travelled up the long way round taking in the sites of Loch Lomond etc and spent a week driving round the Cowal Peninusla.
I have only ever been to Scotland watching or servicing on the old RAC rally so this was my first site seeing trip - you live in a beautiful part of the world with some fantastic roads & very friendly natives- wish the roads were de-restricted like the old days but still very enjoyable without breaking the sound barrier

Am definitely planning another trip next year, maybe the Tummel valley area, could well be looking for dual nationality, my great grandparents were originally from Scotland - should help my application eh ?