YOUR RESEARCHGuards Red Photos
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The Guards Red Cayman S is near and dear to my heart since I have one on order for late Jan delivery. Here are some new photos from R&T for those of you also looking for GR. http://www.roadandtrack.com/article.asp?section_id=9&article_id=2835
Nice photos, thanks. Still diggin' those stock Cayman S wheels. Think they look great on the car.
That car minus ceramic brakes waits for me in Port. -Pete
Right on Stratmosphere, mine was built 12/12/05, so not far behind you. I also stayed with the standard Cayman S wheel. I like the looks.
Is it just me or does the Guards Red always appear a bit faded in pictures?
Yep, definately looks different in the flesh. Only one photo in the R&T gallery looks right IMO, the 3/4 front view on the track (upper left in the group).
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