Has anybody ever seen this wheel style before? Is it an OEM choice? Thanks!
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Absolutely.
Thanks. It looks a kot like the Targa wheels on my 993, but bowed out like a Cup II. It's two-piece. Is it a Cup III? Slightly better pic...
Not CupIII's. I think they are RH porsche cup. RH Wheels
well, that would mean they're some kind of "cup"!
You can use this handy dandy Porsche VIN lookup gizmo to see what was originally ordered with your car ... http://www.autoatlanta.com/life/vin/...CA2994XS651623 This is the factory data so it may or may not have the wheel option information (wheels could have been added at the dealer). LV
You can use this handy dandy Porsche VIN lookup gizmo to see what was originally ordered with your car ... http://www.autoatlanta.com/life/vin/...CA2994XS651623 This is the factory data so it may or may not have the wheel option information (wheels could have been added at the dealer). LV
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