YOUR RESEARCHThreaded hole behind license plates
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At DE last week saw some GT3 and other track cars with the threaded hole for the rear two eye. Is there a hole behind the plate of my '99 996 Cab? For those of you with the response of "take your plate off and look, dumba$$" I could do that but it would take away from road time! Thanks
TYPOALDA is the new RTFM from now on... (hint hint)
Crap, I thought I would be the first to say TYPOALDA.
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