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Are widebody cars slightly asymmetrical in the rear?

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If your car is different then maybe there WAS damage and a whole section was cut out and replaced with a non-factory part, who knows.
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Use tripod and make sure

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To be sure you have to be centered under lighting and use a tripod and make sure that you are in the same relative spot side to side.
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Repost from the turbo forum, trying to figure out if I'm crazy or what: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-turb...asymetric.html

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I saw your other post and would say no they are the same. The tooling for the panels in this era would be from computer generated dimensions and would be flipped from side to side, leaving no difference unlike perhaps in old hand-beaten paneling on say, a vintage Ferrari, or probably even an early 356... Your camera angles are never exactly the same in all of the pics and the lighting is different. To be sure you have to be centered under lighting and use a tripod and make sure that you are in the same relative spot side to side. An easier way is to take a stiff piece of wire and bend it to conform to one side of the car, then simply take it to the other side of the car and check. If your car is different then maybe there WAS damage and a whole section was cut out and replaced with a non-factory part, who knows. Or maybe this is the big Lindbergh Baby secret of the Porsche World and all of your widebody resale values will plummet! Your car is like a Nissan Cube! Narrow Body C2 Uber Alles !!! :-)

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