i wanna see someone think outside the BOX to do something new, seems like people are too scared to 'redesign' a porsche on their own.
if i had money i would do some weird stuff, not that it would be better probably hahaha
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986 with a Cayman front doesn't work for me. It's mixes the old with the new (and not in the popular retro fashion), and I don't think that carries over very well here.
The lines are different -more edgy on the newer Cayman, whereas the 986's rear is more curvaceous. It doesn't make the car's design work as a whole.
Don't mix the generations. And if you're spending that kind of money on an upgrade... wouldn't a 987 be within reach?
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What if someone did a 997 front with a smaller bumper? Might give it a pretty cool retro feel from the Porsche 550?
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Originally Posted by Jeph
986 with a Cayman front doesn't work for me. It's mixes the old with the new (and not in the popular retro fashion), and I don't think that carries over very well here.
The lines are different -more edgy on the newer Cayman, whereas the 986's rear is more curvaceous. It doesn't make the car's design work as a whole.
Don't mix the generations. And if you're spending that kind of money on an upgrade... wouldn't a 987 be within reach?
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