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Old 07-05-2008, 07:07 PM
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Just got this car last month. its a 1986 911 3.2 with 56K miles. I love this car sooo much. selling my 944S. The car has an intake, borla exhaust, and a performance chip.



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Nice car congrats and enjoy. I really like the 89 and older 911s.
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Is the front valance fiberglass or poly, looks like it could be a Ruf spoiler.

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I believe the front valance is fiberglass.
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Old 07-11-2008, 08:15 PM
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Nice color.
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I think I recognize this car as the same one that I followed (for part of the trip) on the tour/rally from Hunt Valley to Friendly Farms last month....!!!! nIce 86!!!
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looks good, love the front end treatment
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Old 07-13-2008, 02:42 PM
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I'm pretty sure that this 86 911 belongs to Ken, our Tour Master at Chesapeake Region PCA. He just purchased it a couple of months ago for his wife. It's really clean with low miles. I agree the front valance looks nice, gives it a "lowered" look without being lowered.
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yeah, it was kens. I bought it from them.
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Very nice looking.
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Now I remember him posting pics of it when he bought it for his wife (on Rennlist). Wonder why they did not keep it long. Anything wrong with it?
I remember asking him about the gap between the front bumper and lower valance.
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Those BBS RS's are the best looking after market wheels for 80's 911's. Very nice car!
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[quote=flatsixnut;1949900] Wonder why they did not keep it long.
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I am his step-son so they still kind of have it. anyways, he bought her a 2008 Lotus Elise California Special.
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Those BBS RS's are the best looking after market wheels for 80's 911's. Very nice car!

Better than the aftermarket wheels yes, but personally I prefer the look of the Fuchs on 80's 911's. The Fuchs are an iconic symbol all by themselves.

Still curious about the gap under the bumper. I have debated getting a Ruf style spoiler for my car for years. Cant say I have noticed this gap on other cars.
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yeah, we still can't figure out the gap either. the lower spoiler is on, its not loose.
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