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My dad has since replaced his 02 cab with the red 997 targa 4s.

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My dad has since replaced his 02 cab with the red 997 targa 4s.

How's this for a "family portrait"?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thought I'd post a pic a came across while going through some old photos. At the time this pic was taken, all of these cars were owned by family members (father, mother, brother-in-law, and my old boxster s and my current 996). My parents' neighbors probably thought we were on crack! My dad has since replaced his 02 cab with the red 997 targa 4s. Sorry about the crapy photos. The rear view on the c4s is just crazy. It's pretty decked out with full leather, sport chrono plus, turbo wheels, etc... Car only has 1200 miles so we haven't really opened her up yet, but I'm looking forward to it.

POST 4Original post

Nice, love the Targa 4S. You must have some ginormous ants in Arizona, that's a serious ant hill in that first picture.

POST 6Original post

very nice pic..a family that owns a porsche together..stay together. I would love to hear the conversation during the holiday's about who drives better...I am sure dad wins that debate. Congrats

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for the props guys. Yes, the ants are huge (never quite understood why the parents haven't ditched the red rock mountain in the front yard!). Zicoramone...photoshop away!

POST 8Original post

Nice! I love the Zenith blue C2 the best! Great color blue!

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

i don't see no real porsche. lol No kidding...this cracks me up. My family is nuts about these cars, yet not a single person as ever owned an air-cooled porsche. Nothing against air-cooled cars, its just that the later cars are so good. My dad and I have been thinking about taking on a pre-74 911 project as some point. that would be fun.

POST 11Original post

I don't think your neighbors would say you were on crack, but selling it possibly!! Nice photo! Beautiful Cars!

POST 12Original post

Man that C4S rear view is great- I alway appreciate a good rear view

POST 15 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey Gota911, how's the VHT caliper paint holding up on the rotor hats? I'm considering doing this but want to know if it will stand up to the high rotor temps.

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The paint on the calipers and on the Top hats is holding up very well. No discoloration and when free of brake dust, look as good as the day I painted them. If you do paint the hats, make sure you put a drop cloth on your car because the overspray will get on everything! Don't ask me how I know this!

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