I developed a serious case of turbo-itis... Sorry to say, I'm trading my 996 for a 997.1 turbo. I'll miss this group, which has really been helpful over the past 9 years. Best wishes to all fellow 996'rs.
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Good luck with the Turbo!
Congrats on the new ride! But if it's a coupe, the unspoken rule in this situation is that you must keep the cabriolet and add the coupe to your insurance policy without deleting the cab.
No, it's a cab. I love having the open air option!
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Thanks Andy.
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