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Porsche Tuner Magnus Walker Had A Real Bad Time In Minneapolis Today

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Patrick George
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That will likely not buff right out.

It looks like everyone’s favorite outlaw Porsche 911 builder Magnus Walker had a very unfortunate run-in today with a truck in Minneapolis.

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Details remain scarce, but according to reports on social media Magnus was not hurt. A user at VWVortex reports the car was shipped out to the city for a Porsche event of some sort when it slid into this truck. Exactly how that happened isn’t known.

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More on this as we get it, but a real shame that it happened to one of the coolest air-cooled 911s around.

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