a narrow or wide body?
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narrow body C2 with the C4S front and the X51 power kit (and a couple other cool extras).
Here's a copy of the press release that explains it http://www2.us.porsche.com/english/u...g/030804_1.htm
Other external differences vs. standard C2 are the GT3 sills, polished 18s, GT Silver paint and of course the "911" badge.
What GT3 sills? Do I have a feature I don't know about?
I think he means rocker panels (side skirts)
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