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Who buys these???
Check this out.
Someone must buy these things for them to keep selling them on the bay. I think I might get 2 and put one on each door. tribal baby!!! If we all got them, maybe..... just maybe...... we could start a TRIBE. hmmmmm
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_____________________________ Clint Smith www.RebelRacingProducts.com 1970 911T ----> RGruppe RS/R (mexico blue) 1995 993 becoming an RS (gran prix white) Last edited by 911ctS; 03-26-2004 at 04:24 PM.. |
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I see no "tm" mark on that.......I wonder how long before the Porsche legal squad will descend; cease and desist papers in hand........
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entertaining the idea
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whoooo...chrome....lmao
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There are some who call me... 'Tim'. a well set-up 1983 Guards Red 944 |
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Who buys them? Ever see those Porsches on eBay with slant-nose conversions on a short-wheelbase car or a turbo-look conversion on a '76 912E? A 911 with cheese-grater sides and two-tone interior, after-market colored wooden steering wheel and half-assed cab conversion? All those guys that spend 10-grand on some cheesy chassis while the only engine mod they made was to remove the MFI from their stock 911S and add webers because "they're expensive to tune properly" - that's their market.
Emanuel
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03-29-2004, 07:01 PM
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1983 Porsche 944 2.5L
