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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello Guys. The trucking company that is suppose to pickup my porsche wants to know lenth, width and weight of the car, could you guys help me out? C2 -99 Regards // Norbert

POST 2Original post

NOBY, Your car should be approximately 176" long, 70" wide, and 51" tall.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks , how about the weight?

POST 6Original post

Very welcome. The weights are listed in the manual but PAG/PCNA will seriously LIE on those weights. It may be listed in the 3100# range but truth be told it is probably more like 3300#.

POST 7Original post

man... that's heavy........ like one and a half ton heavy..... whooops... more then that.......man......that's heavy.......

POST 8Original post

These cars aren't called pigs for no reason. Heck, if you want light, the GT3 is only barely closing in on 3000#. And they get heavier every year!

POST 9Original post

you know... i owned an RX-8 for about 8 months and that puppy is pretty light..... nice handling.... no low end torque..... wait that's almost like our car now.... but it's around 2900 lbs....... i just didn't like the Renesis engine very much... complete gas guzzler with only 1.8L.........

POST 10Original post

Use www.carfolio.com for this kind of stuff. Best place on the net I have found

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