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Well, I do have a life . . . but you didn't address my point, did you? Thanks for sharing the picture of the car, by the company that actually did the conversion in period, with the proper badging. Off to bed!
Yes, i'm sure you do. You have made several posts between 6:30 yesterday and 10PM tonight...try again kiddo.
I would have left the original badging on as well. After all, it was converted to an RS car, which is afterall...a race car....not a show car. Who cares about the badging.
Well, I do have a life . . . but you didn't address my point, did you?
Originally Posted by Fox944
Yes, i'm sure you do. You have made several posts between 6:30 yesterday and 10PM tonight...try again kiddo.
Originally Posted by PorscheDude1
too funny!
Hey guys, how about enough of this stuff on my thread. You want to bicker, start your own and do it, it's fine with me. I started this one because I was looking for sound information. And no, this BS isn't funny at all, enough. Re- read the posts up top by the Admin.
Anybody want to contribute facts for me, please do....
i have several pics of the Turbo RS cars saved on my PC at home. Many of which you likely have already seen. I'll post some more tonight or tommorow.
I was looking through my Turbo paper work yesterday and found the ebay auction for the Yellow factory RS. Sold through ebay in August of '02 for a buy-it-now price of $75,000. Bubbles was sold last year around the same time (August-Sept). Don't know what the car sold for, but the dealer was asking somewhere in the neighborhood of $230K ( €159k).
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