YOUR RESEARCHExplosion at the 911 plant this week...
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I was interested to read that they were producing 160 911s a day at this plant. If true, then they're making nearly twice as many 997s as 996s. Which, ironically, is about the same proportional increase as 996s represented over 993s. Which means we would own the rarest rear-engined, water-cooled road-going 911s ever made.
That does it, my rare aqua beauty is going back in storage...lol
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