I found this little gem at Books a Million today. Silver just like mine.
boxster book - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners
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Oh that’s pretty neat.
I need to know, the 911 with the duck tail on the left, does it say 'These cars have engines in the front'? Because that's what it looks like!
We had that book when my son was little, 20+ years ago. If my memory is at all accurate after all that time, I think it said something like, "Most cars have their engines in the front. These car's engines are at the back.". "These" referring to both the 911 and the Boxster.
Ah, that makes more sense, thanks!
Ayy I have that one on my bookshelf! My nephew got it for me.
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