How much misery can a 968 go througth in a year
09-30-2010, 07:53 PM
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How much misery can a 968 go througth in a year
After buying my 968 in july last year and enjoying driving it for five month , it was time to put her in storage for the winter ,then decided to teach her a lesson in sanitary behavior witch the past owner had forgot to do .Then when time came to get her out of hibernation I decided to spoil it a little bit.First 5 layer of waxe/special made Porsche logo for the shifter/ an SC steering wheel / the now famous air boxe mod/a little engine detailing & last but not least My Timmy cup holder lol after all had to spoil myself a little to.
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10-03-2010, 01:01 PM
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WOW, very clean and Very nice 968. Every time I go to give my S2 a good scrub I find something wrong and it's off to the mechanic, or brake out the tool and I get side tracked fixing problems. Then once it's fixed I just want to go out and drive, so the deep cleaning takes a back seat. Now that winter is on it's way I will have the time, hopefully mine will be as clean as yours by spring time!
10-03-2010, 10:04 PM
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Beautiful clean car. Hope to have similar results after parking it in the next few weeks I plan on pampering it this winter.
Is that wood floors in your garage. Nice touch
Is that wood floors in your garage. Nice touch
10-04-2010, 11:22 AM
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Thanks a lot guys for all the positive responds,will go back at it this winter & try to get a little more done.To your question __mwc951__no never use any power washer or steamer on either my 944 or this one, all by hand.Same for waxing the exterior no buffer elbow grease only .
10-04-2010, 03:21 PM
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Beautiful job! Beautiful car! I see you've said that you've never used a steamer. Did you use something like Simple Green on the engine and engine bay? I've got to attack mine, but don't want to use Gunk or something like that.