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this is what the 80s did to nice cars look at this
i cant believe someone did this look at the bumper then the cool gauge install
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No worries! It's a 9111.. Whew!
 I'm speechless on the front end
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those ***holes must have been high when they did this...
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20 years from now, when everybody sees backdated cars everyone is going to say "what the hell were they thinking? they ruined a perfect SC"
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still gotta be a good deal @ $1200 buy it now
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It's the perfect compromise for the 911 owner who's indecided between buying a long hood car and an impact bumper car. It's win-win!
OK, it's hideous... now where did I put that puking emoticon?
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Agreed that this is pretty hideous but remember that "updating" longhoods was pretty popular in the 80's. Check out this ad for a rear bumper "styling conversion" from the 1980 Automotion catalog. Top left.
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That is actually the ultra-rare Porsche "Platypus" model.
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That tach is at least worth some money.
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could somebody please buy this and put it back to being a SWB soft window targa? i've never seen one before... can you still buy the panels?
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How much you wanna bet the rare and $$$ soft window frame pieces ended up in the trash?
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1984 Porsche Targa 3.2L
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