2012 Porsche Panamera on 2040-cars
Cayucos, California, United States
More details at: frankieforsting@diplomats.com .
My Panamera consists of carbon fiber parts, a full body kit (1 of 3 in the world) One was sent to Dubai, one to
Italy and the 3rd to Los Angeles. Car has a special wing. Paint calibers are painted red. Has $5,0000 HRE
Special rims (paid extra to have them gun metal coated and resurfaces to match the carbon fiber body kit)..
Thicker tires both front and back. Roof painted custom black to give full panameric look. Special wing. Lots of
carbon fiber around the car. Side skirts, upgraded 21 inch rims and tires. The 4 piece front sides and back body
kit cost me just parts 95,000, then paint and labor, which settled around $120K just those pieces. The wing cost
3,900 painted and installed. Brakes painted red ($500), Carbon fiber vents and side mirrors ($1600). This was a
feature show car. This car was well taken care of and in great shape. Garaged non smoker and no pets have been
near this car.
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