YOUR RESEARCHWhite 996 Christmas Eve in Houston?
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Yep. It snowed on Christmas Eve. It actually happened. In classic Houston fashion, the white flaky stuff was falling and the overpasses were icy as people continued to drive 70 mph on the interstate. "Put the keys down and step AWAY from the car..." It was a bizarre sight at a local dealer. Happy Holidays to all!
I want the black turbo!!! Very coiol pics, thanks!
Now what were you doing snooping around the Porsche dealership?
I was on my way back from a family gathering and saw all the snow on the P-cars. That will probably be the last time we ever see that around here... especially on Christmas Eve. Heck, they even had snow down in Galveston! People built snowmen on the beach!
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