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PORSCHE 996 CSR RETRO – CSR010 Colour: Arctic Silver metallic Mileage: 114,000 Interior: Alcantara/leather History: Full Service History CSR010 – 996 CSR Retro Build date: May 2016 Donor car: 996 3.4 CSR Build sheet: CSR Retro body styling pack CSR Retro Graphics pack CSR suspension pack CSR Brake pack 18″ Fuchs alloys CSR Drivetrain pack with Limited slip dif

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