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Ed,
Ruby gave me the inspiration. Mine is Porsche Cayenne color called GTS Red. My compliments to the original. Imitation is the highest form of flattery.
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Old 11-24-2011, 05:29 PM
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Well, thank you! I must say, you did quite well. Two thumbs up!

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Ruby gave me the inspiration. Mine is Porsche Cayenne color called GTS Red. My compliments to the original. Imitation is the highest form of flattery.

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Would you mine letting me know or PM'ing me some info on the process you used to polish your wheels. Mine are polished but I need to get them cleaned up as they have been sitting in a garage for years.

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The wheel in the second picture does not look polished, the others do. I use mother's with the power ball and elbow grease on the rest.
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Yeah, I thought that was the before and he had them polished or did it him self.
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The wheel in the second picture does not look polished, the others do. I use mother's with the power ball and elbow grease on the rest.
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You may want to check for part numbers and fox head logos on each of them before investing time and money into repops.
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Don't follow, sorry if I am missing something.

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You may want to check for part numbers and fox head logos on each of them before investing time and money into repops.
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The wheels may be reproduction parts. Take them off and look on the back of rim to make sure they are real Fuchs before you a invest a lot of time and money. There should be a logo that looks like a fox's head and a part number.
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Gotcha, I am pretty sure they are real because the first time I had them polished they asked and I wasn't sure. Once they got the wheels off they said they were original. I need to get the elbow grease going again or get them polished by someone. Not sure what I will do yet.

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The wheels may be reproduction parts. Take them off and look on the back of rim to make sure they are real Fuchs before you a invest a lot of time and money. There should be a logo that looks like a fox's head and a part number.
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I love this 1984 Targa. Even in the winter!!


But I wish it were spring time so I could take this baby out for a drive
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Already posted this but my dad cleaned up the shadows and added a new background in photoshop.



Can you tell me what you tell me what you did with your front bumper? I got an 81 sc Targa that can use the same treatment!

Beautiful!
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Beautiful ! The bumper intrigues me - is the rear bumper similar - photos and some details pls!
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That bumper is from TRE; I have the same one but it's not finished in this photo. Fits well and looks great, I think.

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I added mine to the thread a couple of years ago, but have added 7&8X16 Fuchs, and tidied it up some since then

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Nice Car Mikey

That car is awesome. Tell me you didn't have that top off today. You're crazy with these temperatures. Your car looks really nice Mikey. Where's a good place to find larger wheels at a good price? Any suggestions?
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That car is awesome. Tell me you didn't have that top off today. You're crazy with these temperatures. Your car looks really nice Mikey. Where's a good place to find larger wheels at a good price? Any suggestions?
Thanks, but the pic is from late last Summer,

The car came with 6&7X16's, and I got the 8's from a Pelican ad, and put the 7's on the front,
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Here is my driving friend up here in northern europe.
-88 carrera 3.2 with 70 tkm behind her...

Thank you for a nice forum tread with wery nice cars



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