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Use rear wings so can't really draw any conclusion

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Some grades of stainless steel are magnetic and I have no information as to what Porsche used for the rear wings so can't really draw any conclusion from that.
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Some grades of stainless steel are magnetic and I have no information as to what Porsche used for the rear wings so can't really draw any conclusion from that.
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Another random fact There is nowhere to stick a magnetic GB plate on the rear of a Spyder. I know 'cus# I tried

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Is the roof steel or aluminium? Come on moose give us more trivia.

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Well just been in the garage with rubberish fridge magnet and a Cayman R and the results of my deeply scientific tests are: Bonnet - no stick. Doors- no stick. Roof - stick. Rear wings - stick. Front wings - stick. Tailgate/hatch - stick. The bumpers are obviously plastic so I didn't bother with them. Some grades of stainless steel are magnetic and I have no information as to what Porsche used for the rear wings so can't really draw any conclusion from that.

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ianrb said: Well just been in the garage with rubberish fridge magnet and a Cayman R and the results of my deeply scientific tests are: Bonnet - no stick. Doors- no stick. Roof - stick. Rear wings - stick. Front wings - stick. Tailgate/hatch - stick. The bumpers are obviously plastic so I didn't bother with them. Some grades of stainless steel are magnetic and I have no information as to what Porsche used for the rear wings so can't really draw any conclusion from that. Doesn't you car look stupid with all the fridge magnets on or are you starting a new trend!!

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iandc said: ianrb said: Well just been in the garage with rubberish fridge magnet and a Cayman R and the results of my deeply scientific tests are: Bonnet - no stick. Doors- no stick. Roof - stick. Rear wings - stick. Front wings - stick. Tailgate/hatch - stick. The bumpers are obviously plastic so I didn't bother with them. Some grades of stainless steel are magnetic and I have no information as to what Porsche used for the rear wings so can't really draw any conclusion from that. Doesn't you car look stupid with all the fridge magnets on or are you starting a new trend!! When I drive fast enough they all blow off, so to speak.

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ianrb said: When I drive fast enough they all blow off, so to speak. I love it! A Porsche covered in farting fridge magnets. How cool is that!!

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