My Custom 04 Cayenne TT
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Looks good - now just lower it 
Judging by the running boards, I would say yes since it was standard for the offroad package. Should also have the front skid plate and rear locking diff.
Judging by the running boards, I would say yes since it was standard for the offroad package. Should also have the front skid plate and rear locking diff.
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Thank you for all the replies. Here are some of the details: Purchased it from a friend of mine about 8 months ago. He is a baseball player hence never has time to drive so only 40k miles on her. Custom lightweight EXE 22" rims, built-in front and rear radar detectors, suede headliner, Bose subwoofer in spare space, Kenwood custom head unit with Sirius, Garmin Nav, TV etc all the goodies. Mercedes AMG Matte Silver paint job. Literally brought down a friends SL63 and said paint it this color.
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Judging by the running boards, I would say yes since it was standard for the offroad package. Should also have the front skid plate and rear locking diff.
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08 Cayenne Turbo (S) - E81 Performance Upgrade - Power-to-Weight Ratio, 1:7.8 > Ferrari California, 1:8.4 - Too many mods to list tastefully
Yes, Renaissance correct across the board.
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08 Cayenne Turbo (S) - E81 Performance Upgrade - Power-to-Weight Ratio, 1:7.8 > Ferrari California, 1:8.4 - Too many mods to list tastefully
Yes, Renaissance correct across the board.
