INTERESTING pictures thread, the good, bad and the ugly.
#18
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i like the flared wheels.
and despite that 19" and 20" wheels are not quite right for our cars, i like the 997 wheels.
not crazy about the headlights.
and also the front valance not so much.
but the lower section of the tail really looks horrible.
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and despite that 19" and 20" wheels are not quite right for our cars, i like the 997 wheels.
not crazy about the headlights.
and also the front valance not so much.
but the lower section of the tail really looks horrible.
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Last edited by odurandina; 03-08-2013 at 07:57 AM.
#22
Instructor
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That body kit on that white one looks like it was a body kit for a 350Z, molded to fit the 944. I personally think that one looks alright for something so far out there.
#23
Nordschleife Master
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not sure if you meant them to be but im not sure that the wreck photo with the tree is really a 944... and the last wreck photos definitely aren't a Porsche of any kind...
and i kind of like the white one with the flared arches...
and i kind of like the white one with the flared arches...
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Three Wheelin'
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this is stock on the 937 series. even the road-going carrera gt and gts had the late 944 style front windscreen while the production 924 and early 944 had the 'stepped' type. it is one of the easiest ways to spot the difference between a good CGT replica and a real one. (besides the VIN). As thirdgenbird says, you can update from early to late but not that many people go to that kind of effort.