How to get GT2/GT3RS trim sills to fit a NB?

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01-15-2013, 07:16 PM

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hakaida702

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I think he's talking about the dirty sanchez gt3 mustache and the gt2ish looking spoiler.

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01-16-2013, 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by 2005997carrera2

What i'm saying is if you bought a real gt3 instead of pouring 1,000s of dollars down the drain making a Carrera look like one you could actually have a return on your investment when it came time to sell. I have nothing against mods/ individualizing your car (in fact i'm waiting to get Fister exhausts right now). The thing i'm against is making your car look like something it isn't (posing), such as the gt3 conversion.

I test drove a 2010 GT3 that was heavily optioned from the factory and sold new for around $150K. It had some minor mods included (exhaust, a couple of minor suspension upgrades). Less that 13K miles on the odometer. Great car and not for the faint of heart. The dealer had it listed for $119,000. Not exactly a positive return on investment for the original owner.

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01-17-2013, 10:41 AM

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If you are buying a car and looking for a positive ROI then you are not very smart. Most cars lose value every day...

I am not looking to make money off my car or improve the value of it by adding parts. If I did want to sell it I would probably part it out anyway...

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