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It was a tough choice but......

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POST 1Original post

I chose the seal gray..... more pics and impressions to follow soon

POST 3Original post

That is beautiful!Nice color contrast. I want my car!!I jsut wish I could wake and it be next week already. Russ

POST 4Original post

a few impressions: 1. the salesman mentioned the wheel gap (which has been mentioned often) looks better with 18' wheels and higher profile tires... personally, who is ever going to see any wheel gap when there are sooooo many beautiful lines to look at 2. a sexy view of the Cayman is looking in the driver's side mirror and seeing that voluptuous hip... could cause an accident, so be careful 3. the aluminum front hood is much lighter feeling than my old Boxster's 4. first song I listened to was the Symphony in S Major from the rear speakers; 2nd song was Jimmy Buffett's 'A Pirate Looks at 40' 5. a bicycle (59 cm = large frame) DOES fit under the hatchback with both wheels removed... although I should have the roof transport system in about a week which will keep the grease off the carpet here's a video of my drive home from Sacramento: http://mirror.rtor.net/rendezvous20_04.mov

POST 5Original post

Beautiful Cayman . . . but that is also a gorgeous white Speedster in the background. Is it for sale?

POST 6Original post

It seems the driver knew Paris very well. In a few months I'll drive my basalt black beauty on the same roads only................ a little bit slower/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/drive.gif

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