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cabriolet rear, no badges??

deafasapost

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the cab i bought is very plain at the rear (no badges) exceplt for the "porsche" graphic along the back panel.
are they supplied like this originally? it still has the original paper sticker inside, so hasnt had any accident damage or work at the rear end, but its made me wonder, will it be considered "naff" to have the 944 and s2 badge that the fhc's have? or do i leave well alone?

advice please?? [:)]
 
Doesn't the turbo cab have a turbo badge on the back? [8|]

As there was initially only one cab model, I guess Porsche didn't feel the need to badge it as an S2. I'd keep the clean look of the rear panel if it was mine.
 

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