Jacquemond 996 widebody pricing
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Jacquemond 996 widebody pricing
Email I got from Jacquemond today regarding conversion to widebody 997. It actually looks pretty good, but it isn't cheap. Come on RobertM, do it!!!
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Our 997 Look for Porsche 996 falls into :
Front parts : front bumper, 2 front fenders, Lights, lights in bumper, side markers : US $ 5599.00
Rear parts : Rear bumper, 2 rear wide fender flares, 2 side skirts, for US $ 4800.00
Shipping to the nearest airport from you is US$ 620.00
Please email us for any question.
Best regards.
Olivier
International Sales Manager
www.jacquemond.com
Thank you for your mail.
Our 997 Look for Porsche 996 falls into :
Front parts : front bumper, 2 front fenders, Lights, lights in bumper, side markers : US $ 5599.00
Rear parts : Rear bumper, 2 rear wide fender flares, 2 side skirts, for US $ 4800.00
Shipping to the nearest airport from you is US$ 620.00
Please email us for any question.
Best regards.
Olivier
International Sales Manager
www.jacquemond.com
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doesn't look much more out of proportion than the old school 993 turbos. i think we're just too used to seeing these skinny 996's running around 
i'm not sure why they didn't make that rear fender seem horizontal and level with the bottom of the tail light. it does look slightly out of the place, but i still think it's cool.
look how fat the rear end is compared to the front on the SuperD mobile.
i'm not sure why they didn't make that rear fender seem horizontal and level with the bottom of the tail light. it does look slightly out of the place, but i still think it's cool.
look how fat the rear end is compared to the front on the SuperD mobile.
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it doesn't help any that they did a ****ty job painting the rear end on that car. it really separates the lines and draws attention to itself. unless they did it on purpose to show what was a "kit" piece.
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Originally posted by deputydog95
doesn't look much more out of proportion than the old school 993 turbos. i think we're just too used to seeing these skinny 996's running around
i'm not sure why they didn't make that rear fender seem horizontal and level with the bottom of the tail light. it does look slightly out of the place, but i still think it's cool.
look how fat the rear end is compared to the front on the SuperD mobile.
doesn't look much more out of proportion than the old school 993 turbos. i think we're just too used to seeing these skinny 996's running around
i'm not sure why they didn't make that rear fender seem horizontal and level with the bottom of the tail light. it does look slightly out of the place, but i still think it's cool.
look how fat the rear end is compared to the front on the SuperD mobile.
The correct sentence would be : "It looks like an old 66 911 with a fiberglass 930 kit on it"
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Originally posted by deputydog95
Is SuperD's car not factory like that?
Is SuperD's car not factory like that?
The kit car you posted is remenicent of the black 911's that the bad guys drove in Condorman.
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if a body shop could fill that seam between the fender and the bumper, i would be all about this. i really like the overall shape, although the execution isn't the greatest. but then again, i have bad taste
