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1:18 Scale 996 Diecast Model

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I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this but this is more of an FYI, I just figure I would try to save other Porsche owners some frusration on trying to find a diecast model of their car. I've been trying to look for a Car model for my 996 for a few years now and never have been able to find one with the right colors. Either the interior color was off or the exterior color was off but the interior color was right. I found out you can take apart the AutoArt 996's and then spraypaint the interiors to match your car.

There are a few hidden screws that you have to remove, 2 screws under each rear wheel that can be seen once you remove the tire from the wheel.

2 additional screws can be seen once you pop out the plastic exhaust part.

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