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[lkeigwin]

I don't really know. It has wood steering wheel and handbrake too, of course. Color is Grand Prix white, FWIW.

I haven't seen another like it. But I've never been told it is rare. Carbon fiber seems to have been a popular trim option.

This is my 4th 993 but the first TT. The others I bought in the '90s. Two '95s and a '98 C2S. While on business my wife traded-in the '98 for a 2002 996 Turbo. Not a great move, as it turns out. But she did it thinking I'd be thrilled so I hugged her and let it go.
Lance.

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[andy blue]

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[Tom]

Andy, did you see your car in July Pano ad?!?

[andy blue]

yes! Thanks for including my 993!

[Rockrxdoc]

Excited to find a new forum for Porsche owners. Here's my outlaw TT.

[Tom]

Excited to find a new forum for Porsche owners. Here's my outlaw TT.

We're excited to have you! Welcome aboard. Nice car -- what makes it an outlaw? If TT means twin turbo, we must see more!

[Rockrxdoc]

I converted it from a C4 cabriolet into a turbo. Engine, trans, suspension and body parts all OEM Porsche. 993 Turbo cabs are super rare so I built one.

[Tom]

Wow, very cool! Man after my own heart. I see your CA license plate -- curious if you were able to get a CARB sticker for the car? Or if smog on those cars is easy because just an OBDII scan (not roller dyno and testing specific systems like my 944)?

[Rockrxdoc]

Passing smog testing in California is a challenge. Mostly it's the engine mods that disqualify the car so I have to go through special testing. No CARB unfortunately. Ultimately, I moved the car to Washington state. No smog up here.

[Tom]

Passing smog testing in California is a challenge. Mostly it's the engine mods that disqualify the car so I have to go through special testing. No CARB unfortunately. Ultimately, I moved the car to Washington state. No smog up here.

Understood. Long-term Californian here.... There is a process to get a CARB sticker for engine swap cars, so I thought maybe you did that. There was a 944 in the bay area for a while that had an LT1 (if memory serves) with a CARB sticker. The owner said it took many trips to the referee station to get the sticker, but he got it. Moving to Washington is much easier I'm sure.