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    Opinion: Rauh Welt Car #1

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    Given the different types of hot rod Porsches (Singer, RGruppe, Walker etc...); what is the collective opinion of this?

    I think it is flat out cool..... Curious about how it would perform.....
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    I guess it looks kind'a cool in'a SEMA kind'a way...

    As far as performance, if I'm reading the specs correctly it looks like a stock engine... yes?

    If that's so, then I'd argue that with all that bodywork in the air, and all that rubber to turn, the car would perform better when it was the donor before they started.......... just my .02
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    Not my taste ... less is more when speaking about 911s ...
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    Luke my boy, that look may have been cool back in the days when you where being chased by Crocket and Tubbs ....I guess I just don't find the RW style appealing...too much going on for my simple taste.
    Last edited by MikeM; 01-06-2015 at 04:26 PM.

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    Ive watched a vid of the fabricator at work..smoking and drinking beer..it was kinda cool.....I think his artistic eye is wonderful........the cars look kinda cool for what he is aiming at....

    but not my cupa tea.
    Last edited by 70tangerine; 01-06-2015 at 11:52 AM.

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