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Need a new PORSCHE front door for your house?
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That's actually quite nice. Maybe not for a front door -- my wife would veto -- but a garage door? She'd probably ok it for a den/study as well, if we had one.
 It's pretty classy.
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A little odd but very cool.
I could change out the bathroom door in my garage. Would require a new frame to support a solid 36" door. I wonder what the reserve price is on a solid rosewood hand carved door? I wonder why someone wanted a solid rosewood hand carved Porsche door?
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That's hardcore. I have a friend in Key West I could probably have pick it up too. Hmmmm.
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Largo is near St. Petersberg. (Largo, not Key Largo.) Sorry, Jeff, but my family in Melbourne is closer.
 Yeah, I wonder what the reserve is.
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It would make a nice door between the House and Garage... but I would prefer it as the bedroom door... it would look very nice...
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01-16-2008, 04:14 PM
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I think that it is hideous. Sorry guys.
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I wouldn't use it for a front door, but as a door to the "Man Cave" I think it would be just the thing.
A gentleman's Porsche racing heritage themed study/library with that door. I think men should get to have their own room in a house shared with family. Something distinctive and masculine. This would fit the bill. angela
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We agreed that it would be perfect for a study.
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