(A):A life-time 24-7 personal taxi sevice
(B):A Harley Davidson motorcycle
(C):A motorcycle (with a lifetime supply of them,+ free utilities, service & parts)
(D):A free used station wagon from the 70’s -includes free utilities; (insurance, gas, oil, minor parts, etc.)
(E):A free ferrari, porsche, or lamborgini-(you can only choose 1)-no free utilities
(F):2 horses with a covered wagon

What does this mean exactly… I am looking at buying a
1990 Porsche 911 Carrera 2 Targa and the owner said that the car leaked oil and he hasn’t done a reseal job to stop the oil leak.

Anyone have the answer?

I know there is somewhere I can go to jump in a Porsche with a professional Porsche race driver. Can someone please help me? Thanks so much. Provide as much information as you can.
It’s not about whether I want to buy a Porsche or not-this is something that is out there for people to do. Just like there is a Ferrari track somewhere in Italy and other parts of Europe.

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Is there anything under there like a bigger fan or anything that would stop you from putting a regular flat engine cover from a base line 911? I really like the lines of the original 911 and don’t really like wings on them.

I hit my fiances very expensive 2005 Porsche Carrera GT today. I need to replace the brake light and the carbon fiber around it. Does anyone know a website or place where I can get parts for this rare car cheaper?

i know the cost of the complete kit but i’m looking for someone who has done this swap, to find out the labor cost.

The first month’s payment was in the $3000 drive off. 36 months, 10,000 miles a year. I got a call from the dealer a week after we made the deal, saying that I don’t have enough credit history, and I’d have to strike a new deal, this one with $14,000 down, and $1250/month payments. I can give them back the car (don’t know the terms of that yet). What should I do? I love the car, but $14,000 down is excessive.