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Is that British Standard Handful?
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poprock wrote:Is that British Standard Handful?
Sure is :laughing6:
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tr7v8 wrote:
poprock wrote:Is that British Standard Handful?
Sure is :laughing6:
As much as a handful? Depends on how big your hands are! Ha ha. I heard it was a mouthful... :lol:

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as long as the missus has bigger boobs than me i'm happy :D

quite a nice conversion as conversions go, improvement on a boxster imho (looks-wise that is)... but any conversion where one car pretends to be a much more expensive one is a bit suss, brings to mind those mr2 'ferrari 355/360' s

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(same headlights?... same company?)

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and even worse the 944 testarossa abomination, which i can't find the picture of; an act of mercy as your eyes might stop working.
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sorry quoted post instead of editing doh
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found aforementioned ferrorsche;

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cabrio received a similar treatment iirc, but above was from http://www.barryboys.co.uk
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My eyes! Damn you!
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Top one looks like an MGF. Bottem one looks a mess. Don't understand why? They don't go any faster. :?
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Pastry wrote:found aforementioned ferrorsche;

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cabrio received a similar treatment iirc, but above was from http://www.barryboys.co.uk
lesson on how to spoil a perfectly good 944
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J.J. wrote:Top one looks like an MGF. Bottem one looks a mess. Don't understand why? They don't go any faster. :?


No, they go even slower. What with the extra weight and drag. :roll:
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