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I would expect that the car might be cat d or at least been in a front end prang, would explain why someone might stick a facelift bumper on a non facelift car, i.e, cheapest repair possible, might explain too why they've spent time to try and make it look meant by tinting the headlights!!

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I would expect that the car might be cat d or at least been in a front end prang, would explain why someone might stick a facelift bumper on a non facelift car, i.e, cheapest repair possible, might explain too why they've spent time to try and make it look meant by tinting the headlights!!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

http://911uk.com/adverts.php :dont know:

POST 2Original post

You might have to explain more Daniel :dont know: Front and rear lights look odd, but am I missing something else :?:

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

You are joking Scott... Or you should not be on this forum !!!

POST 5Original post

that car does look very odd, it's just wrong in so many ways :hand:

POST 6Original post

The wrong exhausts too, maybe a turbo bumper, but what else am I missing, and no I am not joking :dont know:

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POST 8Original post

Don't be so hash Daniel, after all the man does drive a Ford (although one I wouldn't mind owning)!

POST 11Original post

Its got a turbo front PU, which is designed for facelift lights. But the car has non facelift lights, and therefore two holes in the front ofthe car that shouldnt be there It looks ridiculous

POST 12Original post

Scott, are you telling me you haven't spotted the "Max Power" blacked out front and rear lights? We said this, 996's are now cheap enough that chav's will get hold of them. Hmmm, seems I'm not getting out soon enough.

POST 14Original post

I was looking at this the other day and after I had stopped laughing (it took a while!) I seriously considered phoning the guy (or girl maybe??) to ask WTF?? I would expect that the car might be cat d or at least been in a front end prang, would explain why someone might stick a facelift bumper on a non facelift car, i.e, cheapest repair possible, might explain too why they've spent time to try and make it look meant by tinting the headlights!! I am also scared about driving a car that is affordable (at least initially anyway!) to be bought by chavs that may go down the max power route and tarnish the image of a special car. As they say "there goes the neighbourhood"!! :frustrated:

POST 15Original post

I seriously thought that would be who would buy my 996 aerokit, but I was pleasantly surprised when a proper enthusiast bought it and had it in the workshop the very next day to get all the work done to get it sorted :thumbs:

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