968 roadster
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somebody could copy and paste a bunch of stuff i listed on page 1 of my upgrades thread and put up the corresponding check marks.... but, i could see how the op, Jeff and others might seriously not appreciate this... i was the next in a long line of people who thought Porsche kept too way too much cheap, '80s crap on the cars...... and the 993s, 996s, etc, got all the good stuff concurrent during the 968 production years and going forward.... this car seems to be a confirmation that forward thinking was at work, then left on Herm's cutting room floor....
and imo, it's a considerably nicer 968, than the standard version.
it's okay to say this, right ?
it looks like some midway point between Tahoe and Cobalt blue.
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and imo, it's a considerably nicer 968, than the standard version.
it's okay to say this, right ?
it looks like some midway point between Tahoe and Cobalt blue.
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Last edited by odurandina; 09-24-2012 at 10:05 PM.
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I like it. Looks like Tahoe Blue. The thing to note is how many 968 parts they left alone, like the mirrors and door handles. It shows that even the custom guys like those parts. Now, can somebody get me the VIN?
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yes yes. Saw those. Would like to see a head on picture or close up of the headlights. Interested in what the housing inside looks like and wether or not this car had projectors in there. Looks very interesting.
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Seems like Porsche's idea of a love nest. Who needs seats!
And seats just add extra weight.
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