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Good job, you started to get an "eye" for Porsche cars. 
Re: new 9eleven scribbles
Nice work Farina,
If you look at the Porsche website, under the 997 page, you go to movies.
And you have three movies.
One of them is the genesis of the 997 with all the numbers (I think it's entitled 1 mm).
At the beginning of the movie, you see Harm laggay with his design team designing the car on big boards, the drawings look a lot like yours.
I cannot think of a better compliment!!!
Well done!
If you look at the Porsche website, under the 997 page, you go to movies.
And you have three movies.
One of them is the genesis of the 997 with all the numbers (I think it's entitled 1 mm).
At the beginning of the movie, you see Harm laggay with his design team designing the car on big boards, the drawings look a lot like yours.
I cannot think of a better compliment!!!
Well done!
Mar 30, 2005 9:31:16 PM
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Re: new 9eleven scribbles
Really Great 997 successor farina!, but not 998. You other guys gotta get over the 911 dna. I mean there is already plenty of iterations of the 997 ; s, 4, turbo, boxster etc. The next model, the sedan, has to have its own look just like the CGT.
The 911 is the 911, the CGT is its own car, and the sedan should stand on its own too. As it was, most complained about the looks of the cayenne when it came out. Porsche needs to continue the path of the CGT, beautiful, fresh designs.
tom
The 911 is the 911, the CGT is its own car, and the sedan should stand on its own too. As it was, most complained about the looks of the cayenne when it came out. Porsche needs to continue the path of the CGT, beautiful, fresh designs.
tom
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