Panamera 4 delivered
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Panamera 4 delivered
Just got my wife's Panamera 4 today.
Carrara white with grey interior, this combo turns out much nicer than I thought.
Initial impression this car is very comfortable for 4 people. If you don't need to carry 5, this is the car to get.
Don't ask me how fast it is...as it is the slowest Porsche in my garage.
Carrara white with grey interior, this combo turns out much nicer than I thought.
Initial impression this car is very comfortable for 4 people. If you don't need to carry 5, this is the car to get.
Don't ask me how fast it is...as it is the slowest Porsche in my garage.
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That may be true, she started life as a 911 Carrera that was former salvage
, built up using a 3.3L... not sure of the year on the motor and what the final displacement is as it was all done by the time I acquired her; my buddy had her since 1999... I took it off his hands once he got bored with it... It registers as a 86 911... non turbo...
I will take a photo for you on the weekend... she is not a show piece in terms of final paint finish but looks the business once in motion...
, built up using a 3.3L... not sure of the year on the motor and what the final displacement is as it was all done by the time I acquired her; my buddy had her since 1999... I took it off his hands once he got bored with it... It registers as a 86 911... non turbo... I will take a photo for you on the weekend... she is not a show piece in terms of final paint finish but looks the business once in motion...
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That may be true, she started life as a 911 Carrera that was former salvage, built up using a 3.3L... not sure of the year on the motor and what the final displacement is as it was all done by the time I acquired her; my buddy had her since 1999... I took it off his hands once he got bored with it... It registers as a 86 911... non turbo...
I will take a photo for you on the weekend... she is not a show piece in terms of final paint finish but looks the business once in motion...
, built up using a 3.3L... not sure of the year on the motor and what the final displacement is as it was all done by the time I acquired her; my buddy had her since 1999... I took it off his hands once he got bored with it... It registers as a 86 911... non turbo... I will take a photo for you on the weekend... she is not a show piece in terms of final paint finish but looks the business once in motion...
its how you registered your car to be 1886
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slightly faster than your Mercedes.
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LOL I'm still rolling on the floor... I must have been still been riding on the slow cart back when Stuttgart only bred stallions, Great grandpa had the town donkey on that ... 1886... haha I got to leave it now its historic...
I'm still rolling on the floor... I must have been still been riding on the slow cart back when Stuttgart only bred stallions, Great grandpa had the town donkey on that ... 1886... haha I got to leave it now its historic...
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I hear you...I'll be using this for winter setup.
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phewww
one of my favs are still the new Panamera Turbo wheels:
and there are so many pics of Panameras with other nice aftermarket wheels in this section, no doubt u will find some gorgeous ones that u AND ur wife will love.
one of my favs are still the new Panamera Turbo wheels:
and there are so many pics of Panameras with other nice aftermarket wheels in this section, no doubt u will find some gorgeous ones that u AND ur wife will love.
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Tim,
congrats! but it needs shoes bad.
i picked up one last week as well, but i'm 2,500 miles away from it now. going back home tomorrow. can't wait to detail it then hit the road!
congrats! but it needs shoes bad.
i picked up one last week as well, but i'm 2,500 miles away from it now. going back home tomorrow. can't wait to detail it then hit the road!
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Congrats to you too, nice shoes on your PanS!
My wife spent the budget for her car's new shoes for her own shoes instead, so too bad for her (car).....
My wife spent the budget for her car's new shoes for her own shoes instead, so too bad for her (car).....
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