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YOUR RESEARCHCOLOR CHANGE
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Replace " why does
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Replace = big prep and paint dollars if done properly
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Complete color change = big prep and paint dollars if done properly.
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I HAVE OWNED A FEW DIFFERENT PORSCHES AND WOULD HAVE NEVER EVEN THOUGHT ABOUT A COLOR CHANGE ON ANY OF THEM,BUT MY DAILY DRIVER IS A BLACK 1999 CARRERA 4 THAT I REALLY ENJOY DRIVING.THE CAR IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION OTHER THEN THE NORMAL CHIPS ON THE HOOD EDGE.IT HAS A FACTORY AERO KIT,LITRONICS,RUF WHEELS AND SOME OTHER GOODIES.BUT I WANT A WHITE CAR.WHICH IS SUPER RARE TO FIND . I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR YOUR THOUGHTS
SLIPSTREAMKARTS - First, welcome to Rennlist. Second, why are you SHOUTING? Kill the caps lock button! Third, I agree with redridge that is a sweet Aero car. Fourth, it is customary for "newbies" to introduce themselves, tell us a little about the P-car, and post pics of he car. SO post up a couple of pics so we can see the car!
Wow, you guys in NY sure are loud, you dont have to yell.
It would take almost a whole teardown to get to all the panels and do it properly. It is easy to spot a "masked off" job. Plus, it kills resale value of these cars, Porsche buyers usually want the unmolested.
9/10 times youll see a 996 with a sunroof... the deleted sunroof gains body ridgidity while keeping the top from being too heavy, more room for people and helmets...plus no squeeks!
