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Old 02-06-2014, 10:07 AM
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Default CL: 928 - 1978 PORSCHE-CUSTOM TRUCK - $12900 (NEW BRAUNFELS,TX)
No affiliation - hope this is not an Enzo.



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Old 02-06-2014, 10:10 AM
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Yep. That one's been around for some time.

At that price, dude is out of his mind.
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I kind of like the hood though...
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Now I know why they have the death penalty in Texas.
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I wonder how many Shiner Bocks you have to drink before that seemed like a good idea ??
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It WAS a PORSCHE so initially some one had good taste.....
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It has some sort of a hybrid S4 front bumper too. Really not that much different from a 928 with a GM drivetrain, both are half this and half that, at least with this one you can see where the other half came from.
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A I R front fiberglass "update" cover....
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Originally Posted by James Bailey
I wonder how many Shiner Bocks you have to drink before that seemed like a good idea ??
Didn't Mark have a parts runner almost EXACTLY like this one?
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Originally Posted by White Lightnin'
Didn't Mark have a parts runner almost EXACTLY like this one?
Similar, but IMO, far far better executed.

This one actually looks like it was executed fairly well. The body work looks like it was done by someone who knows how.
But the overall design looks awful. Way, way too big in back. And the El Camino bumper looks like...

Not good.

Mark's had a much smaller back end, it was still the 928 rear bumper cover.

Roger ended up with it.

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Mark is a wine drinker so at least the rear end on his (then Maverick) now Roger still looked like a 928.... now that I think about it Roger drinks wine too .
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