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Old 11-08-2016, 05:12 PM   #8
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Haha . Easy, no. Do-able, yes. I' ve done it and so have you. Yeah, you break some plastic bits that are 15 years old but you learn so much! I've always been very hands on, and honestly, I never thought that I would have a Porsche, figuring only rich people could afford such a thing. Now I have one and I see that I was right!
Seriously, it is so rewarding to do your own work! You learn, and you feel a real sense of accomplishment.
Really, this is not rocket science ( not that rocket science is all that complicated for us geniuses!) It's jus straight forward, methodical work!
Have fun! Get your hands dirty! Enjoy your Porsche to the max! :dance:
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