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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does it seem to you that the front is a bit high? The car has original suspension and 18'' wheels. Is it possible that if the front suspencers are ''tired'' and the weight of the back of the car could lift the front? The car (I am thinking about buying) has 60 tmls on it. Just wondering...any opinions? Anyone know the name of the colour?

POST 2Original post

front looks stock. can't see it in the picture but it could be that the rear is sagging down and the front is exactly where it is supposed to be.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yeah, could also be the angle of the picture that makes me think the cap is a bit big.

POST 4Original post

Sorry, the front looks high. That should be an easy fix however.

POST 5Original post

looks stock to me. Nice MK1 aero to start modding though..

POST 6Original post

Very nice aero. He's added a grill mesh to the radiator intakes. I like the color too.

POST 7Original post

It also depends on the ground level where the car sits, if there is a slight slope up in the front then you will see the rear sag down more w/ respect to the front. I have seen that on my car with stock suspension. Agree with others though, nice color and OEM aerokit... Cheers...

POST 8Original post

nice kit, hard to see the color as I think the paint needs some cleaning up. Beautiful Aero and looks ready to have some fun. post more pics when its home Ed

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

...Hopefully tomorrow Ivan! First I thought the color combo fits better for a Mercedes S -class than a sports car. Now that I have taken a closer look I think that coloring works for me ok. However, it is not my favourite coloring for a 911. When buying a used car you just cannot choose everything. Flawless service record and tecnically perfect outweights the color. Does anybody know the color code or name of the interior colour? To me it seems there is a bit of purple mixed with grey.

POST 10Original post

that's really an exciting time and looks like you have found a beauty! Good to hear to know the bakground and like you said, its pre-owned so there is ussually a thing or two you would have to give up as its not like chossing off a shelf full of new ones with any option you want. (even then I think people end up with a few things they didnt want or realized they didnt like after the fact) GL I dont know the color... Ed (Ivan is my son, I use his name because no one ever has that ID used! LOL)

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I just noticed I have posted the same color question twice on this forum. This is what happens when you have ALL the porsche -forums you can find open in the same browser at the same time...oh well

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Quotes source post: 5774695

http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/996-11/ http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/forum.asp?h=0&f=48 http://www.9xxfin.com/forum/index.php Last one is in Finnish.

POST 14Original post

Quotes source post: 5774336

I have seen the grill mesh in person and its ugly but hey different strokes for different folks.

POST 15Original post

Stock suspension. Looks like a nice car to me.

POST 16Original post

Solid service records, nice condition for interior and exterior, great color with an aero kit...what more would you want? GL

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Hehe, a win in the lottery and a chance to order a brand new 997...!

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