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Before I saw the pictures I thought it may have been a 996, which would have made sense.
I do love my car, and have thick skin so all is good. My best friends have 964's, Cayman's and a 68' 911R conversion. We have a great time driving each others cars and comparing them. By the way p-daddy that is one great looking car. Are those 996 carrera 5 spoke wheels?
I do love my car, and have thick skin so all is good. My best friends have 964's, Cayman's and a 68' 911R conversion. We have a great time driving each others cars and comparing them. By the way p-daddy that is one great looking car. Are those 996 carrera 5 spoke wheels?
Thanks for the comp. The wheels are 18" 997 Carrera III.
Originally Posted by swftiii
Registration sticker on plate expired in 2001 and inspection sticker expired in 2009. There must be a story behind it.
I do love my car, and have thick skin so all is good. My best friends have 964's, Cayman's and a 68' 911R conversion. We have a great time driving each others cars and comparing them. By the way p-daddy that is one great looking car. Are those 996 carrera 5 spoke wheels?
Gotta love Laker.
I agree on the red car, and I hate red cars. But that is a really great looking car.
BTW, there was an 80's era Targa in the City owned garage where I used to park with about a half inch of dust on it. We have a lot of wealthy Mexicans who have bought 2nd / 3rd / 4th etc. homes here, so I didn't think it's that unusual. One might have bought the car and parked it for use here on visits or upon retirement, and just never got to that point yet.
However, the broken tail light in the ad causes a little concern.
I do love my car, and have thick skin so all is good. My best friends have 964's, Cayman's and a 68' 911R conversion. We have a great time driving each others cars and comparing them. By the way p-daddy that is one great looking car. Are those 996 carrera 5 spoke wheels?
Sorry for the cheap-shot, just a little air/water cooled ribbing.
Would seem Wilmington Delaware is a very Porsche-safe city
Originally Posted by ABQ Slim
It belongs to Eddie Murphy, who's waiting for Nick Nolte to spring him from the hoosgow.
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