POST 1Original post
Could you scan a pic of it in please? Never heard of this before- is it a 930 converted to a 964 (if that's possible) or a 964 with flatnose bits?
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964 Flatnose - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK
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YOUR RESEARCH964 Flatnose - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK
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POST 2Original post
It is a factory car. Very rare indeed. The X88 engine was approx. £15K option on standard cars. Take a look: www.flachbau.com >> Edited by Ultra Violent on Wednesday 30th October 22:08
POST 3Original post
Good to see from the site that the Porker boys have taken a leaf out of TVR's books:
POST 4Original post
some very nice looking cars. I like the flat nose look. I also love the one in black with black wheels. Wicked. very very nice. for sure black wheels and balck paint if i get another porker.
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Just glancing through my copy of the latest Porsche Post which dropped on the mat today, and spotted the picture of the "Rare 964 Flatnose" on p60. What's one of those? A turbo judging by the wing etc, but did it come from the factory like this? Can't make my mind up about the looks but it's certainly unusual.
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