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Are 911's common as muck??!!
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adrian996
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Helen Goff
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Well if your south of Manchester (Cheshire) or in Yorkshire, every time I drive up to either I see loads of them around mostly modern 996/7, Cayenne's, Cayman and Boxsters. There are a fir few around Essex too it must be said but not as many as I see up north []ORIGINAL: Wills I don't live in the affluent south, however yesterday I pulled into the golf club car park and counted 6 997's and 2 996's 3 Boxsters and a Cayman! infact there were more 997's than any other car model and more Porsches than any other make. Time to get a Maserati! []
Wills
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Yorkshire, Gods county! by'eck its grim up north. []ORIGINAL: okellytWell if your south of Manchester (Cheshire) or in Yorkshire, every time I drive up to either I see loads of them around mostly modern 996/7, Cayenne's, Cayman and Boxsters. There are a fir few around Essex too it must be said but not as many as I see up north []ORIGINAL: Wills
Wills
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Ha! believe me there aren't any in Yorkshire anymore! [] I think its the cheap housing it means we've got more to spend[]ORIGINAL: tscaptain Ah, now I see the problem! You need to move to an area a long way from any Premiership footy club![] I think my nearest is over 200 miles..........[] (If you don't count Portsmouth and they are not for much longer anyway!)
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