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Smashed up 997

I KNOW IT IS A TEST.....just shocking to see a piece of art in such a state that's all. They should sack the test driver.[:(]
 
.......yeh, yeh, Tim. And then you gave her a love bite, she farted and flew out of the window...[;)]

Mel
 
Touche!!!!!

Have a good weekend Tim, don't forget to take your dentures out next time, my puncture repair kit is running low.

Mel
 
Just back from the docks having picked up a 2.2T. This brand new 996 Carrera 4S cabriolet was hidden behind a container

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Looks like the drivers airbag has deployed so rather than falling off a moving transporter, its probably been done by an enthusiastic delivery driver. Makes you think how well used your delivery milage baby is doesn't it?
 
YES, that must be one that came off the transporter from the M25 slip road last month. Still got the wrapping on. What a horrible sight. It just makes me weep when i see that sort of thing. I hope they mend her. [X(]
 
ORIGINAL: Adrian Fuller

If they do it'll probably turn up cheap on e-bay or somewhere !

Some poor sod will get a 'bargain' !
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And that links this thread up nicely with the one on the 964RS Forum!!! [:D]

Mel
 
ORIGINAL: carrera4boy

YES, that must be one that came off the transporter from the M25 slip road last month. Still got the wrapping on. What a horrible sight. It just makes me weep when i see that sort of thing. I hope they mend her. [X(]
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why would a LHD USA spec car be on the transporter that had UK cars on ?
 
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