YOUR RESEARCHWheel Cap Emblem
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Grrrrrr..... While washing my new (290 mi ) '04 Cab yesterday I noticed the painted emblem from the center of one wheel cap was missing. Wheel cap still there just the emblem is missing. It appears it was glued in place. I spoke to the sales manager and he seemed reluctant to believe it could happen. Stated in all his years selling Porsches it has never happened.
And I hope your response was "well there's a first time for everything, I'm getting a cup of coffee while you guys install a new $10 wheel cap on my $95,000 car."
He must not have seen many cars with the colored crest. I have seen several cars where the crest has come off the cap. Jeff
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