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    1973 Porsche factory color chart

    For sale a factory colors chart from 1973.
    Excellent condition.
    $165 shipped conus. Reduced to $145 shipped conus.

    Sorry can’t get the pictures to load correctly.
    Corrected. Thank you Cliff!!!

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    Last edited by damsroy; 12-28-2019 at 05:12 PM.
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    If using a smart device, use the ‘landscape orientation’ instead of the vertical & just delete your pictures and reload with the landscape pictures.....good luck with sale.
    Last edited by Cliff; 12-14-2019 at 03:56 PM.
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    Reduced to $145 shipped conus.
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    Still available.
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    Why is black not shown for 911's??

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    Quote Originally Posted by MattB View Post
    Why is black not shown for 911's??
    They could only choose 14 to fit on the page out of the 40+ that they used.
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    Reduced to $130 shipped conus + pp fees
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