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Maybe because it appears to include a Boxster with turbo air intakes molded into the fender. Whats up with that?
Not a Boxster but a Cabriolet with Turbo intakes.
we have a winner, unless our German friends forgot to tell us about the new turbo cab. -ta
So, what did I win?
That's a car from By-Design. They do a lot of cool custom work.
Yes yes, it is by By Design and here it is in all it's glory, taken by me at the German Auto Fest: It's not a turbo by the way, just a Carrera with the exterior upgrade. later, amir
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