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Originally Posted by BMWCurves
I work as a waiter and one of my coworkers came up to me and told me someone was asking who had the red BMW. So I went over to this guys table and he owns a graphite ZHP coupe. He was well aware of the Imola elitest mentality! Haha
There are three (3) ZHPs in my town of 25,012 population. One is my convertible, another is a sedan and the remaining is a coupe. One (1) ZHP per 8337.33 persons in our town. I wonder what the highest density of ZHPs to population is among the folks frequenting this forum.
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Originally Posted by BMWCurves
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Originally Posted by az3579
Hermosa Beach may have you beat. While in a densely populated area, the town itself has a population of just over 19,000. I know of 3 ZHPs for sure, and maybe a 4th. I live in the town just north of that called Manhattan Beach so I'm not counting mine. We have 2 definitely in town for 35K+ people, and likely two more but I'm not positive if they live here or just visit.
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INPA, NCS Expert, WinKFP, ISTA-D/P, and PA Soft.
I'll throw in a vote for Harrisonburg, VA. Vas has 3 in the family, plus mine and another close friend. There are 2 others I seen occasionally, but I'm not positive they actually live here. Population of the city is about 45k, but technically Vas & I both live in the county. On any given day you'll find 3 of us parked a few blocks from each other downtown.Quote:
Originally Posted by johnrando
That's cool!
McLaren uses a windows 95 machine for their F1 diagnostic software lolQuote:
Originally Posted by az3579