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1999 996 C2 3.4 White 996 Turbo Look a Like!

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YOUR RESEARCH1999 996 C2 3.4 White 996 Turbo Look a Like!

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Repair professionally, not a cow boy job

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Cars on a cat c but repaired professionally, Not a cow boy job.

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Cars on a cat c but repaired professionally, Not a cow boy job.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1999-PORSCHE-...7319657?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item255e62bee9 I thought you may like this... or not... Cars on a cat c but repaired professionally, Not a cow boy job. :what: :yes:

POST 2Original post

I wanna git me one o those autotriptonic thingys :lol:

POST 3Original post

How utterly wrong does that look?! I don't know where to start... :nooo:

POST 4Original post

One question........WHY :dont know: You would always know you are driving around in a big Fake ! :grin:

POST 5Original post

`No bids says it all. I actually think its ok, take off the turbo badge, spray it silver and it a would be nice looking car, if you are not an ***** porsche fan. Still I saw a standard 996 go for 8600 on ebay 2 weeks ago, a bargain for someone.

POST 6Original post

He should put some jam on the front bumper and invite the bonnet down for tea...

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