I believe there is a need to enlarge on Johnny McGirl's reference to the rumoured Porsche Carrier in his 996 column in the April Club magazine. Members should not get too excited as the vehicle is being designed primarily for pig farmers, and is likely to have, as an extra cost option, a net for catching any low flying porkers. It is likely to be available World wide, but our American friends should note that the project number for their market is to be 0401. Regards Brian Winstone.
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Further to my earlier post; I understand the optional net is for catching low flying porkies.
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