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YOUR RESEARCH"Pretty" in pink

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Use black door edge guards everywhere

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First I thought the body kit gaps were horrendous then seemed like they were using the black door edge guards everywhere.

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First I thought the body kit gaps were horrendous then seemed like they were using the black door edge guards everywhere.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Mary Kay?! http://www.ebay.com/itm/2000-Porsche...p2056016.l4276

POST 2Original post

Wrong shade of pink for Mary Kay. Ironically, they left the bumperettes in black.

POST 3Original post

"The exterior was painted with a subtle metallic pearl pink ..." I don't know what's worse ... the stupid money they probably spent on that "subtle" paint job, or the relative pittance they didn't spend on a new frunk lever.

POST 4Original post

That's so wrong...I almost want to buy it just to give it a proper paint job. Like a dirty and matted puppy at the pound.

POST 6Original post

Not as unique as the advertiser thinks. Lotsa' pink ones out there. .

POST 7Original post

I thnk we need more video angles on the blond demoing the cab features in the video. Funny that the bumperettes did not get painted

POST 8Original post

1. Should've done a wrap instead. 2. Custom paint jobs(or anything custom) and -1 tire sizing(17" wheels) do not go together. 3. First I thought the body kit gaps were horrendous then seemed like they were using the black door edge guards everywhere. I don't know what's worse. 4. The rear spoiler boot lid does have some aweful panel gaps along with the bumpers. 5. Is it me or does the rear cab lid seem to sit on the rear spoiler whenever the top is lowered or raised? 6. If you're gonna get any kind of aggressive or aftermarket rear bumper, please upgrade those puny exhaust tips for crying out loud. 7. A for effort but personally not A for taste Alright which member here has this for sale? We need Jim Crockett to chime in here.

POST 9Original post

Quotes source post: 11302938

Just a guess: GardenMagik Sunflowers and Math! - YouTube

POST 11Original post

Quotes source post: 11303264

Indeed. Some guys gotta do extreme things to get laid by their women. I hope she was worth it, since the car is for sale...and all. lol

POST 12Original post

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+996 but isn't that the reason half of the owners have these cars in the first place? j/k!

POST 14Original post

To quote a classic "It looks like a pink nightmare" I imagine this is how that poor 996 feels

POST 15Original post

Saw this one at a local Porsche meet last year.

POST 16Original post

If a straight guy buys that to drive it daily, he has *****..

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