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Hey Mark - I totally agree. Batman would have looked cool in a 911 :-) Gotham, hhmmmm. I'll see what I can do.
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Hi Mark - Here's a batman one:
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Thanks Nick
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I did another today.
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Thanks Phil
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Im going to leave the chrome alone. Playing in photoshop is fun, but there's no way I'd touch my 911 with chrome in real life....Its a good laugh though.
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Swepco is great, but better for the early boxes. But very good stuff. G50's respond better to Synthentic stuff like Mobile1
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The engine has to be running and with oil up to temperature when checking oil level. You cannot do it any other way
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I emailed a guy called marc at Porsche germany. Got the answer back in a couple of days.... Hi Can you please send me this E mail address so I can determine what month the car I would like to buy is manufactored.I need the month? CD PM Sent.
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Thanks Bruce - I'm self taught, but I could do with a little help so I might look him up. Its great fun today, but very time consuming.
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I've just started playing with Photoshop. Still learning, but its a great piece of software. I have been playing around with pictures of my 911. Here's one I used. It original was taken with the car up against a wall.
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Hi Serpico - Good luck with the fuel cap. You can also have a look here: http://www.stuttgartexchange.com.
Good luck
Pete
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The item you are talking about is called a "Cap" by Porsche. For an 83 car is part number 411 837 111. Not sure if this is a common part no for all 74-89 cars, but probably is.