991 Exterior modifications, why do or don't you do it?
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I guess one day in 2041, when all the cars will be hybrid or electric, and aerodynamics have squeezed all the character from designs - that GT3-RS will be da bomb that a turbo a yuppie had in 86 is today. It's funny how some things may not be cool or in good taste as a contemporary DD, but ironically acceptable at a later point.
So all of you present-day yuppies, dentists, hedge fund brokers with GT3-RS's, please take care of your cars for the next generation.
So all of you present-day yuppies, dentists, hedge fund brokers with GT3-RS's, please take care of your cars for the next generation.
But I suspect in 2041 everyone will still be pimping their rides out one way or another. I'm pretty sure in 1850 there were people pimping out their horse drawn buggies. And arguing over if 1 or 2 HP was enough. Claiming if they fed their horse a different feed it would go faster, lol...
Guys will always be guys.. lol
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But back to the thread topic. The gt2 RS and gt3 RS are probably the best looking porsches out today. The 911 just looks awesome with a funky color, huge wing, and some decals. It's not tacky, it makes it look like a cool cup car.
If you want a throwback to the old look at the singer porsches. They add some color and they look great and those are 964 models. I desperately think of ways to make my boring black TTS look better, but sadly they will all cost me an arm and leg. I rather save that money for when I replace it with a new GT3 in a few years.
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