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Frunk Size 997.2 C2

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Hello all,

I am gradually accumulating the funds I need to buy my dream car - a Gen 2 997 Carrera.

In the meantime it would be very interesting to know the largest cuboid item that can fit comfortably. It would be my only vehicle and thus it would have to serve the function of function band tour bus (a small PA system and bass gear must fit inside somehow - a roof rack will probably come into play too)

Would it fit a speaker 44cm x 38cm x 43cm?

Thanks

Jon
 
Haha great. I stand corrected. Looks like the froot might be just big enough, excellent!
 
Captain Lockheed said:
You are not American, it is called a froot. Front Boot
Click to expand...

It has been debated before and I think you'll find that there's a lot more 911ukers that refer to it as the frunk rather than the froot.

A quick google search seems to point to 'froot' being more of an Australianism.
 
T8 said:
Captain Lockheed said:
You are not American, it is called a froot. Front Boot
Click to expand...

It has been debated before and I think you'll find that there's a lot more 911ukers that refer to it as the frunk rather than the froot.

A quick google search seems to point to 'froot' being more of an Australianism.
Click to expand...

Lot's of people being wrong👎, doesn't make them right.👍
 
T8 said:
Captain Lockheed said:
You are not American, it is called a froot. Front Boot
Click to expand...

It has been debated before and I think you'll find that there's a lot more 911ukers that refer to it as the frunk rather than the froot.

A quick google search seems to point to 'froot' being more of an Australianism.
Click to expand...
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God's English 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Happy Australia Day to all
Thank God it's cooled down
Only 36° at the moment :bandit: :heat: :heat: :heat:
 
Captain Lockheed said:
T8 said:
Captain Lockheed said:
You are not American, it is called a froot. Front Boot
Click to expand...

It has been debated before and I think you'll find that there's a lot more 911ukers that refer to it as the frunk rather than the froot.

A quick google search seems to point to 'froot' being more of an Australianism.
Click to expand...

Lot's of people being wrong👎, doesn't make them right.👍
Click to expand...

I hadn't actually heard froot till now, but it makes much more sense and should be promoted :thumbs: :thumb: :judge:
 
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