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But it must only be used for good (putting your gf's face on a supermodel's porno shots), and never for evil (creating the "next" 911 by chopping up pics of the current 911 and throwing in pieces from the carrera gt).
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The gradual changes now just seem like little nudges forward.
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But it must only be used for good (putting your gf's face on a supermodel's porno shots), and never for evil (creating the "next" 911 by chopping up pics of the current 911 and throwing in pieces from the carrera gt).
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ahh, photoshop is a powerful tool. But it must only be used for good (putting your gf's face on a supermodel's porno shots), and never for evil (creating the "next" 911 by chopping up pics of the current 911 and throwing in pieces from the carrera gt).
dan
Ist is in fact a photoshop pic. 1999 made Porsche a series for future with the Question: How long can we sell the 911? A picture like this was offered in ams Auto Motor und Sport..
Dunno what the problem with holes in the side is, unless they are caused by rust!
The Ferrari 360 has got holes in the side, etc etc - why wouldn't it get passed TUV Frankonia, please tell?
to domster.
The Ferrari 360 got the specification while the car is not produced in Germanyand the holes are smaller.
Porsche will have no chance to bring a design like this on market.
TÜV will bring 100 safety-aspects and so on.
You also have lots of trouble with a low-cost-carprojekt only in Germany.
If you build a for yourself you need a ´Einzelgutachten` This paper from a technical instidution about the static for the chassis and suspension will cost 20.000 Pounds. Then you need a crastest in front and one in side.
A lot of cars and bikes you can buy all over the world are not to get in Deutschland.
I tried it five years ago. It is impossible. TÜV dont want this cars on the roads in Germany. U.K. ist a pardies in this way.
It's been a long time since a modern Porsche has looked so good; let's hope it won't evolve like the Boxster did: nice prototype but not such a nice car at the end of the production line...
Cheeky bugger !
Don, you 'old 'im, I'll hit 'im.....
Thom, all they did was move the air intakes up a bit. Probably so it didn't clean the gutters as you drove it. Such is the induction system of these fine cars.
Have to agree with Greg on this one, although obviously Boxster drivers are shandy drinking lightweights
Porsche did one of the best jobs in turning a prototype into a 'real' car. The silver one on the front of a 1994/5 (I think) Autocar and Motor looks hardly any different from what you can buy in a showroom. When you compare this to what other manufacturers churm out. Remember, the MGF looked like a balls out racer that we all wanted on our drives.... Good job I didn't put down a deposit at the motor show as I'd rather have a used bath tub with go-kart wheel nailed on compared with what it really klooked like!!
Thanks Scottster !
Actually, at Nick Whale yesterday they had the Boxster S that's been cut in half lengthways, so you could see how everything is routed (cooling, for example). What a superb job - everything is covered by cowelling so you can't see jack all from under the car (I've looked) - also amazed just how close the lump is to the cabin. That explains the lovely noise every time the loud pedal is pressed.....
Don't worry Greg. You may drive a Boxster and like shandy with a drop of lime, but Scottster drinks Smirnoff Ice, which comes out of the bottling plant with a drop of oestrogen!!!
He'll be flogging the 993 and putting down a deposit on a Princess Pink MGF before he knows where his chest hair's gone ;-))
