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YOUR RESEARCHOH MOMMA!!! Paint To Sample Cab
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Clean love it
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Wow, it is a shade of blue-gray very clean love it!
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Something different for a change, very nice looking.
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Oh Momma, save me from myself! Normally, I am not a Cab guy, but this one would tempt me over to the "light" side!
This guy did it right.
I believe it is Baltic Blue. The color is beautiful, IMO. Black/Stone Gray Full Leather with deviating carpet in Dark Gray (as opposed to Stone Gray).
A friend of mine just turned in a very, very similar car at the end of his lease. I wonder if that's it... where did you see this? I see that the tag says "Walters Porsche", which I believe is in San Bernardino. My friend is on the west coast also, but up in Seattle...
Phil, why don't you buy this one and hold ot for me until I can afford it? I'll pay you $10.00 per week to store it.
It currently has 5,293 miles on the clock. You can
drive it like you stole it
until I am ready to buy it 6 months from now. So I figure it will have 5,317 miles on it at that time.
I just had dinner last night in Seattle with the guy who leased this car new. We looked at photos online, and he confirmed that this was his old car. It was orginally leased in North Carolina. Apparently the sales manager was told by the dealership owner to order something "interesting". This sales manager used to own a 911 back in the 1980s in Baltic Blue, so that's what he ordered. It also has a deviated interior color scheme, with light seats and dark carpets. It's a really sharp car.
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