Which shoes do you prefer?
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coccodrillo said:
Slippydiff said:
But "backdating" a 964 to a 3.2/SC Impact bumper look with some modern day and puny looking Fuchs just looks naff. If you're going to do that, you may as well go all out and sign up the Magnus Walker love fest that's currently in vogue and bolt his latest "innovation" on :
I have to say I quite like that.Sorry, I'll get my coat.......
coccodrillo said:
Slippydiff said:
But "backdating" a 964 to a 3.2/SC Impact bumper look with some modern day and puny looking Fuchs just looks naff. If you're going to do that, you may as well go all out and sign up the Magnus Walker love fest that's currently in vogue and bolt his latest "innovation" on :
I have to say I quite like that.Sorry, I'll get my coat.......
anonymous said:
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This is an interesting subject which I am quite passionate about, in fact, I get angry.Yes I would use it. A lot. I see the increase in value as being a reason to keep using them, ie, you are protected from depreciation and can actually spend money on the car to keep it as it should be, whilst knowing that you could recoup your investment!
It would seem that most owners start to get worried that any increase in mileage will see them broke. What utter bks!
Do buyers of a 2.7RS even look at the odometer? In fact, do they even inspect the car!
Life is short. Enjoy, and keep everything in its true perspective.
Cheers lads - still can't make my mind up so probably stick with the cups for now. Thread on rennlist about fuchs here:
http://rennlist.com/forums/964-forum/685343-fuchs-...
http://rennlist.com/forums/964-forum/685343-fuchs-...
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