POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Has anybody out there heard anything about Porsche putting out a 996 C2S like what was done with the 993 series ?
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YOUR RESEARCH996 C2S ??
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POST 2Original post
I think the 993CS series was only for MY 97 and 98, when the entire series ended...so maybe Porsche will do the same thing for the 996 at the end of its run. I had a great 98 993CS. Looked great and lighter than the C4S.
POST 3Original post
Put me in line for one of those or if there is a last hurrah the GT3 in the U.S. : )!!! Regards. Mike
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