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Retro look - what do you think?

phillhunter@yahoo.com

phillhunter@yahoo.com

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Hello All,
I've been playing around with a bit of crude photoshopping to see how my car would look 70's style with decals and ducktail. I rather like it ?? What do you think???
 
Must say I think the ducktail looks good on the 996 for me the graphics would have to be a more subtle shade rather than black, but do like it??
 
That ducktail looks similar to the one on Johnny Tipler's car - the one he has had fitted really does suit his motor quite well [:)].
 
I do like the Duck Tail, but think that having the "Graphite" coloured Carrera decal rather than black would soften the look.....

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Hi M8. I read about JT getting his duck tail fitted in one of the Porsche mags but I get ..... but I cant remember which one or when it was that I saw it ..... sometime last year I think. I will have a scan through the pile in my garage and let you know.

Little Bear thinks the graphite decal looks just right. [:)]

Zeusy.
 
I have just picked up my February issue of 911 & Porsche magazine and on page 118 there is a an article from JT featuring his motor and included along with this there is a side on photo of the car with the Ruf ducktail and engine lid fitted. [:)] Regards. Zeusy.
 
philippe said:
Hello

I personelly prefer it as standard, as it looks nice and original.

Regarss Phil
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I agree. I had a 996 that I added an aero kit to and after a few weeks wished I hadn't done it. Then again....
 
I really like the sidewinder decals, not keen on the ducktail.
Easy to remove the decals if you get bored.
Anyone know what wheels Phil has? I have the same on my 996 but never seen them on another.


 
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