cfdarch

One mans concept of rebuildable

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Robin 993DX

Here is the full story about that car, in matter of fact the owner that did the damage to that TT submitted a story to be added to the p-car.com's story section.

<a href="http://p-car.com/story/doug.html" target="_blank">Doug (Cannonball) Richter's Amazing Crash Survival Story</a>

Greg Fishman

I like the line "surgically stripped". I wouldn't want to go to that surgeon.

cfdarch

Yet another sterling example of the breath of information to be found @ p-car .com

cfdarch

Is this possible in a world where the dot com bubble has burst?

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cfdarch

If at first you......

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jhb

Can you put a TT engine in a narrow body Pcar? How about a narrow body cab. Might just twist the car to death, but what a sleeper (if a porsche can be called sleeper!)

Paul M

"Cheap Turbo Cabriolet," "The car Porsche never made."

I'll bet the new owner can't wait to screw, bolt and weld all the pieces together and get it up to 180+ mph...

George from MD

Some people should not own Porsches. Or any car.

I didn't know the tires were worn...???? and thought he was doing 130 when he was doing 170????

This is disgusting.

Fortunately this moron didn't take anyone else out with his own stupidity. But give him time; he has another TT now.