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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Been about a year and a half since I sold my '99 C2 cab...I regretted it every day since...after months of searching I found exactly what I was looking for... Here she is....Slate Gray '04 C4S...just picked it up last Wednesday.

POST 2Original post

Congrats...it's a 2 year newer clone of my car. Welcome to the fat **** club. j

POST 3Original post

NICE upgrade!! Worth the long wait, enjoy yourself Yes, Pumpkinless

POST 4Original post

The "fan" type wheels pull air "in" on the driver's side, and "out" on the passenger's side. It messes with my sense of symmetry and high speed stability. Don't they make wheels for both sides? Congrats on the new baby John **EDIT: I would have the air pulled "out" on both sides, since air goes in through the ducts to cool off the breaks.

POST 6Original post

I've always loved slate - congrats on the new ride.

POST 9Original post

Nice! I love the slate color, and I love the wheels, too. Congrats.

POST 12Original post

Beautiful - not sure I've seen one in Slate. Great color.

POST 13Original post

What a stunning car and such a beautiful color. I also like the looks of those wheels.Looks like it was worth the wait.

POST 17Original post

Very pretty car! By the way, don't you have to pay a royalty for having the Lyceum in your shot?

POST 18Original post

Very nice, me like it very much too Enjoy & congrat!

POST 19Original post

congrats, it's beatiful. The C4S is the best of the 996's IMO.

POST 20Original post

Great color! I bought a black one but I wish I had held out for slate gray.

POST 21Original post

I wish I held out for this in silver instead of the exposed CF Less attn

POST 22Original post

Nice job with the pics, and great car. Which Lyceum?

POST 24 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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It is on the University of Mississippi campus...beautiful building. Thanks to everyone for the kind remarks...

POST 25Original post

Is that much darker than Seal Gray??? nice nice nice. j

POST 26 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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Yes...it has very slight brownish tint to it in certain light...this is the only picture you can somewhat see it in...in person it is more noticable. Edit: Now that I transfered the picture to photobucket you can't see the tint I was refering to....

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