So true!

Now I gotta try to get mine that clean. Should be easier to do with the body in pieces right?

 

Lol if you got to compete against me be fair do it with the body assemble.

 

+1 those are 19 years old pics.

 

Since it was nice out today and I had some free time I was able to clean off the dirt and pollen and get some nicer photos.

 

 

Looking good ,really like your interior.Btw is that a CDN car,saying because you got the headligths washer.Nice upgrade will be a set of Euro signal ligths available from "Sunset Porsche" install them on mine last year,very easy DIY about 1hr job for both side.Also one of the best upgrade up to date on my car was a CS steering wheel will agree that they are expensive but worth every penny beleive me.Take care & enjoye your new ride.

 

I don't think it's a CDN since I've got maintenance records that show it was serviced when bought in Cherry Hill, NJ (I think). It does have the winter package and heated seats which was nice.
Those upgrades you mentioned are on my To Do list: CS Steering wheel, Euro lights, new shift *** (it's showing wear), short shifter, M030 sway bars front and rear, and larger rims. But those will have to wait as I get the capitol for them. First thing will be to replace/restore the vinyl on the door panels. After 19 yrs, and the last 4 years being a daily driver, it's developed some browning from sun damage. I figured I'd fix the cosmetic parts then upgrade internally. Every thing else is in great shape. No stains. Leather is clean and in good shape. Paint is in good shape with just minor rock chips on the grill, things like that.

 

I've been working on that same problem on my car. Cleaning products have been real spotty. What I've found is rain water seems to take that crap right off

 

Welcome and nice blue 968...

If you need advise some there are many close to you in NJ here. Seems like you know some, if you need parts in a pinch I can help, I have 3 parts cars in different stages, btw I have an interior in mint shape your color if you so desire. Have some eyeing the seats .....

If we can help post or search, jic we are not on line..

Cheers and welcome again, mike

 

Thanks, I'll keep you in mind when I get around to the interior panels. First thing's first though, this weekend, replacing the stock steering wheel with one from a 996.

 

That's gonna be a killer mod! I think you'll like the 996 wheel a lot more than the stock one, and it updates the look of the interior as well.

 

Must.....See.....This

 

Ask, and ye shall receive.
There's a thread on here started by gregeast (with additonal clarification from stephenwz) on how to do it yourself.

 

Looks awesome!