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Who can spot a 996 911 using google street view? Post your links (or screenshots)!
btw My work requires extensive use of google street view so I thought anyone in a similiar position might enjoy
https://www.google.com/maps/@41.3400...7i13312!8i6656
Contrary to current Interweb wisdom, the 996 is not the only 911 variant that loves to lay down James Bond-class smokescreens.
Note the lack of smoke in the wheel well. Not a burnout...and if you pan around the car, you'll see that she's about 30 feet behind another car at an intersection. Not really the place for a bitchin' burnout.
Poor Targa probably wound up at a shop later that day...
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Yeah the website i found it on they were debating what was wrong with the car, I believe it was Car throttle
Oh and i should have mentioned that dealerships DO NOT COUNT!
Just did some cruising around my town on google for kicks and apparently the pictures were taken on a weekday in the middle of the day and no one in the right state of mind drives a 996 on a weekday in the middle of the day. ..... except me of course!
I got lucky, was google unearthing some directions for one of my truck drivers and happen to spot the 996 in the parking lot, I tried searching for them before but came up with nothing, strange how that works
She does look like a Caitlyn!
That's kind of cool - StreetView has one image of my 986 in my driveway. I miss that little car...
Awesomely stupid: Streetview will obscure a visible address on your house...but it does not seem to obscure the address painted on the curb.
Can you imagine the wheel hop from a burnout that long in a 20-year-old Targa? I envision the rearview mirror falling off, the headliner falling out, trim pieces in the road...