unsolicited chases and offers

[scirocco16vr32 at gmail.com (Chris Bennett)]

Me and this guy on base that has a mint Corrado do that to each other
about once a month.  However we both KNOW each other and we know the
other is kidding.

That however would strike me as a little odd.  I am a paranoid fooker
anyway.  Get a "Club" and a good alarm.  Not that the club really
works, but it makes a helluva weapon in a pinch for instilling a
little blunt force trama.  Seriously I would look for ways to prevent
theft.

All that business with Shannon and his car scares the shit out of me.

Chris


On 9/12/05, Kareem <6keb1@qlink.queensu.ca> wrote:
> No real point to this post, but just sharing an incident.
> so i just got back from a little drive around town...you know...trying
> to get as much Mk1 cockpit time before the end of the season (sniff).
> Even though it's getting dark, i start to notice that this boat of an SUV
> is following me around, however, it's black and has very dark tinted
> windows...so I start to wonder if I'm on some other list I don't want to
> be on. So I decide to lose the guy and backtrack, do a few turns ....I
> eventually park in front of my place, but sure enough this guy surprises
> me and pulls up...and the first thing out of his mouth..is
> your car for sale?!?!?!  Anyhow, I thought that's a bit pushy....not even,
> cool rocc, etc.. turns out not to be a vw nut..but had a buddy in Edmonton
> with a mint one, etc.etc.. claims he's been looking for a chassis to soup
> up and race, loves the look, heard they were fun ... Anyhow, he was
> very pushy, but def. not for sale unless I had to move far far away.
> does this happen to any of you??? I guess you know you've got a rare
> and good looking car when............
> I've been chatted up about the Mk1 a lot (10x more than the Mk2, and
> both are in similar condition), but this is the first time I've been
> followed around town.
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