Targa looks better than the cabriolet on the older ones.
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Targa looks better than the cabriolet on the older ones.
You'd rather have a Cab than a Targa 991.2?
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Not necessarily a pretty car, but I like them.
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If I had kids, this would be the practical family truckster:
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I would consider selling my current unit for the above wagon
....and 914s were underpowered, but really fun to drive
Neighborhood over guy has a cream colored one - all original and gorgeous - always a treat to see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alaskan Rover
They blew up a few years ago. They didn't make many at all and decent ones go for over a million bucks.
I'm loving' the new wheels
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Nice wheels. HRE are the only aftermarket wheels that look good. I particularly like this wheel on the Vantage.
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HRE wheels, Targas - especially the 991 - and those old Bimmers are teh sekz.
I was going to cross post this to Wagon Stoke yesterday. Porsche confirms that it's coming. Winter deliveries I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by frorider
Merry Christmas you filthy animals.
Pertaining to cabriolets, I was referring more to the feeling of driving topless, not so much the visual aesthetics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beer Drinker
IMO, the topless vehicles that look the best are the ones where the whole vehicle was designed as a roadster from the get-go, and not simply a convertible version of a coupe. For example, the BMW Z3....the Miata....Morgan....Sunbeam Tjger....the aforementioned BMW 507.....various British roadsters.......ALL true "roadsters".
The other side of that coin are the convertibles....The Lexus somethingblabla....the VW Rabbit convertible and the new and old Beetle convertibles..... the Porsche Cabriolet....various Pontiac and Oldsmobile convertibles..... The Aries K car convertibles.....you get the picture. None of these were designed from the ground up to to be topless vehicles...no roadsters in that list! They are all a " conversion " of a hard top into a topless car....a convertible. There is only so much redesign you can do with a convertible, and thus its aesthetics often takes a hit.
NOTE: I'm not using the term "roadster" to the letter of its technical definition...that of having two seats, but rather more the 'essence' of having a sporty roadster-like appearance and feel. I'm sure there are some four seaters out there that have a roadster-like appearance and feel.
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Umm...NO....just NO. Ughh.
Yeah that looks nice for a four door. If they hold up well I will consider in 20 years, until then my v8 5 series does the trick for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by frorider
I do like some aftermarket wheels, gotta be nice ones though, like ccw classics, bbs lm, ruf, etc...
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And I think Bmw did an excellent job with the e30 convertible. Such great cars to drive.
Doesn't hurt that I picked one up cheap cheap with a 5spd manual sport package and only 67k on it... It will be for sale this summer...
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This last one is not mine...
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This guy does fun car reviews.
https://youtu.be/FSgZGOCyYcY
The 996 Turbo on good aftermarket wheels just keeps looking better to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by basinbeater
Although those kinda look like the the staggered wheels we ordered on our 996 way back when
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I know I'm biased but to this day they're my favorite wheels on a 911. When my dad ordered the 996 the Sport Classic II's were an OEM upgrade, (IIRC the twists were stock) not sure if BBS made em for Porsche or not - they sure look like they could have been.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dromontana
Same here. And on the flip side of that, Miatas and S2000s with hard tops aren't nearly as attractive as with the top down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alaskan Rover
CCW Classics look good on just about anything. The BBS RG-R is another. I think they came stock on some of the M and sport package E39s.Quote:
Originally Posted by basinbeater
The turbo twist is love/hate but it's a good look on the 911, 944, and 968. Only directional wheel I can think of that looks like it fits.
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And another. These looks like either Speedlines or OZs from years ago.
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Yours is a beaut, I've said as much before. That bottom one just looks right though. Are those OEM styled rims but just a bit bigger? Cause they look fucking perfect. Not cartoonish but classic.Quote:
Originally Posted by basinbeater
Would buy.
There a lot of great wheels. The Kinesis K58 is among them.
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And just because.
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That red rx7 is awesome looking.
Looks good on 993Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazderati
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Originally Posted by basinbeater
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Originally Posted by basinbeater
Nice. That car has some low miles. Hope you do well with it. Looks clean.
I forgot to say the turbo twists look like real dog shit on targas.
I've always liked Panasports on cars that are small, red and British. And 240Z's and stuff.