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Old 10-13-2013, 12:28 PM
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That sure doesn't look like an aircooled to me...

Congrats on the new family member, though. That's a nice looking Cayenne.
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Thanks Colombiano. Recently added a Cayenne S to the garage. Some updated pics below.
Congratulations on the Cayenne ... Wow this looks better than a Porsche showroom. If I were to come home to a garage like that every night .. I'd never wipe the smile of my face.
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If I were to come home to a garage like that every night .. I'd never wipe the smile of my face.
You would, however, find yourself wiping your feet BEFORE entering.
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Old 10-13-2013, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by CVDH
That sure doesn't look like an aircooled to me...

Congrats on the new family member, though. That's a nice looking Cayenne.
I was waiting for that CVDH
Actually it's all part of the master plan...

Gives me more flexibility and I may move out of the Panamera in favor of a 911.
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Originally Posted by CVDH

You would, however, find yourself wiping your feet BEFORE entering.
Very funny
With a hint of truth
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Congrats on the Cayenne ... are you still looking for an air cooled?
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Congrats on the Cayenne ... are you still looking for an air cooled?
Thanks Andy. Still considering all options re the 911. I want to take my time and make sure I get the right car.
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Very well done EMC2 !!!!
...my next winter project
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Originally Posted by Rob2368
Very well done EMC2 !!!!
...my next winter project
Thanks Rob. It took a couple of weekends and a lot of late nights last year just before Christmas. I was very lucky in that we had unseasonably warm weather. Timing the floor was the most stressful as the paint is highly sensitive to moisture and must never be applied when rain is possible. (e.g. A single drop of sweat in the can can cause a reaction and ruin the whole lot)
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A couple of subtle additions to increase storage space...
and reinforce my brand loyalty
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The Cayenne has now been lowered and the handling is great ! (Fortune Auto Coilovers installed - thread below).
https://rennlist.com/forums/porsche-...s-of-pics.html

Looks like I may need to change this threads title
That 911 is still out there somewhere...


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Hi,
New member here and wanted to introduce myself.
I spent countless hours reviewing the IMS bearing issue and it was the quality of the posts and content provided by members that convinced me this was a forum worth joining.
Clearly this is a great resource and community for owners and fans of the Porsche brand.

I am currently looking for a 911 to keep the Panamera company and am considering several types/options, new and used.

In December last year I overhauled my garage. Some pics below. I really enjoy driving these cars, but I am also hyper fussy and enjoy detailing them just as much.
So if there is anyone in the Atlanta area looking to sell a well cared for 911 please pm me (I do also regularly check the classifieds)












Wow, what an outstanding garage. Very impressive. Look great!!
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Very very nice you sure like that blackfire
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Originally Posted by Sales@FabSpeed
Wow, what an outstanding garage. Very impressive. Look great!!
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Very very nice you sure like that blackfire
Thanks guys.
Since switching to Blackfire a few years ago, I don't use anything else for polishing, waxing and detail sprays. Particularly on black cars, the stuff is incredible.
DP Extreme Foam is still my favorite for washing the cars (for use in the foam gun).
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