Carrera "RS-4" build
01-29-2015 | 09:14 PM
#227
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Drifting
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From: Sydney, Australia
Lovely day for a drive...shame it's not me though!
Still a couple of things to sort out...which I think is code for they want to keep it for themselves
Still a couple of things to sort out...which I think is code for they want to keep it for themselves
Last edited by JV911; 01-29-2015 at 09:35 PM.
01-29-2015 | 10:00 PM
#228
Drifting
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From: UK
01-30-2015 | 09:30 AM
#231
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From: NC
Another stunning build by Autohaus Hamilton!
A shinning example of what can be done to the 964 platform when great taste and talented team come together. You are going to have so many happy adventures with this car!
Get ready for the crowds at Cars & Coffee!
A shinning example of what can be done to the 964 platform when great taste and talented team come together. You are going to have so many happy adventures with this car!
Get ready for the crowds at Cars & Coffee!
02-06-2015 | 04:41 AM
#237
Intermediate
Joined: Feb 2015
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From: Auckland NZ
Now it's finished , guess you will get bored and be thinking of a new project , so how about I take it off your hands for peanuts just so you can move on to the next thing 
Seriously cool car....love it , very jealous...
Seriously cool car....love it , very jealous...
02-06-2015 | 07:14 AM
#238
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Congrats on a great project!
Just a few small remarks:
I think the gear kn-ob is literally a bit of an oddball, the silver alloy is nowhere to be found in the rest of your car...exept for the door lock pins. I think either a black/slate grey Rothsport shifter, or an OE shifter with color coded green gear kn-ob insert would look much more 'natural'. A Swiss cheesed Wevo kn-ob in slate grey might do the trick as well.
The same goes for the seats, Sparco stitching in green would be so nice and natural......loose the white piping, too busy in my opinion vs. the rest of your car that's almost monolitic.
Again, my personal taste / opinion.
Great 964, enjoy it in good health!!!
Just a few small remarks:
I think the gear kn-ob is literally a bit of an oddball, the silver alloy is nowhere to be found in the rest of your car...exept for the door lock pins. I think either a black/slate grey Rothsport shifter, or an OE shifter with color coded green gear kn-ob insert would look much more 'natural'. A Swiss cheesed Wevo kn-ob in slate grey might do the trick as well.
The same goes for the seats, Sparco stitching in green would be so nice and natural......loose the white piping, too busy in my opinion vs. the rest of your car that's almost monolitic.
Again, my personal taste / opinion.
Great 964, enjoy it in good health!!!
02-06-2015 | 10:34 AM
#239
Formerly turbotwoshoes
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From: Russellville, Arkansas
Beautiful car..
I think you hit that magical balance between "classic" and "performance" so much so that you really have to look at it for a while to appreciate all that the car embodies.
At first, I really wanted to see that chartreuse Porsche script down the sides as in you avatar, but it just right as it is now....
At first, I really wanted to see that chartreuse Porsche script down the sides as in you avatar, but it just right as it is now....
