My Journey to 991.2 GT3
03-02-2018, 11:26 AM
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Thank you so much for providing reference pics @Bossing!
You know, sometimes, I wish Porsche didn't bombard us with myriads of choices... Everything looks good and everything feels right (except for some few exceptions).
You know, sometimes, I wish Porsche didn't bombard us with myriads of choices... Everything looks good and everything feels right (except for some few exceptions).
03-02-2018, 11:51 AM
#47
Drifting
The dark/black wheels don't show off the beautiful wheel , to my eye with the black tire and black wheel combo never been a fan of the look
much prefer the classic silver cup car look on a white car (obviously)
another benefit to smoking package with the additional 12v plug is the door over opening, my dealer install of the 9500ci system put the read out there , so
one flips the door closed if one is having a visit with your Pal Leo.
looks to be a sweet GT3
oh yea lites should match up wheel finish
much prefer the classic silver cup car look on a white car (obviously)
another benefit to smoking package with the additional 12v plug is the door over opening, my dealer install of the 9500ci system put the read out there , so
one flips the door closed if one is having a visit with your Pal Leo.
looks to be a sweet GT3
oh yea lites should match up wheel finish
03-02-2018, 12:14 PM
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The dark/black wheels don't show off the beautiful wheel , to my eye with the black tire and black wheel combo never been a fan of the look
much prefer the classic silver cup car look on a white car (obviously)
another benefit to smoking package with the additional 12v plug is the door over opening, my dealer install of the 9500ci system put the read out there , so
one flips the door closed if one is having a visit with your Pal Leo.
looks to be a sweet GT3
oh yea lites should match up wheel finish
much prefer the classic silver cup car look on a white car (obviously)
another benefit to smoking package with the additional 12v plug is the door over opening, my dealer install of the 9500ci system put the read out there , so
one flips the door closed if one is having a visit with your Pal Leo.
looks to be a sweet GT3
oh yea lites should match up wheel finish
Source: https://www.carscoops.com/2016/03/ne...orvette-grand/
This is a 911R with LED Headlights in Black with Porsche Dynamic Light System and Satin Alumnium Wheels...
Source : http://www.meritpartners.com/feature...-porsche-911r/
Why you do this Porsche?
03-02-2018, 01:00 PM
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03-02-2018, 01:00 PM
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03-02-2018, 01:08 PM
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...yea cause I get some sort of brownie points by promoting him. =/ sorry i'm not sorry for clarifying the intention of this thread. feel free to ignore this thread and move on, buddy.
03-02-2018, 01:51 PM
#55
I was wondering the same thing. Did you notice how in the first like 10 responses to people's criticisms he either restated the website address or the name of Tom McParland? I was getting a chuckle after the third or fourth time he did it, thinking we had another skilled troller working the RL room.
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03-02-2018, 02:31 PM
#56
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looking at your build - have you seen the transmission tunnel in leather on an actual 911? when I went and saw it I decided to save the $1000'ish $$$ - it's nice if there are back seats, but with the LWBS you'll never see it and no one will ever be back there - the entire trim is behind the seats 
good choices on the steering wheel case in leather - you will see/touch that every day
recommend getting the sun visors in something other than "stock" - again this is something you will see/touch most every time your in the car and will regret cheap'ing out…
good choices on the steering wheel case in leather - you will see/touch that every day
recommend getting the sun visors in something other than "stock" - again this is something you will see/touch most every time your in the car and will regret cheap'ing out…
03-02-2018, 02:38 PM
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recommend getting the sun visors in something other than "stock" - again this is something you will see/touch most every time your in the car and will regret cheap'ing out…
Funny you say this. I was cursing out my Alcantara ones' because I decided the other day to take off the Airbag stickers on the visors. Used rubbing alcohol, sponge, and mucho paciencia. Was not my first Rodeo doing this but a PIA with the Alcantara. Came out great but took over 30 min each visor.
Funny you say this. I was cursing out my Alcantara ones' because I decided the other day to take off the Airbag stickers on the visors. Used rubbing alcohol, sponge, and mucho paciencia. Was not my first Rodeo doing this but a PIA with the Alcantara. Came out great but took over 30 min each visor.
03-02-2018, 02:38 PM
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looking at your build - have you seen the transmission tunnel in leather on an actual 911? when I went and saw it I decided to save the $1000'ish $$$ - it's nice if there are back seats, but with the LWBS you'll never see it and no one will ever be back there - the entire trim is behind the seats
good choices on the steering wheel case in leather - you will see/touch that every day
recommend getting the sun visors in something other than "stock" - again this is something you will see/touch most every time your in the car and will regret cheap'ing out…
good choices on the steering wheel case in leather - you will see/touch that every day
recommend getting the sun visors in something other than "stock" - again this is something you will see/touch most every time your in the car and will regret cheap'ing out…
03-02-2018, 02:48 PM
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recommend getting the sun visors in something other than "stock" - again this is something you will see/touch most every time your in the car and will regret cheap'ing out…
Funny you say this. I was cursing out my Alcantara ones' because I decided the other day to take off the Airbag stickers on the visors. Used rubbing alcohol, sponge, and mucho paciencia. Was not my first Rodeo doing this but a PIA with the Alcantara. Came out great but took over 30 min each visor.
Funny you say this. I was cursing out my Alcantara ones' because I decided the other day to take off the Airbag stickers on the visors. Used rubbing alcohol, sponge, and mucho paciencia. Was not my first Rodeo doing this but a PIA with the Alcantara. Came out great but took over 30 min each visor.
03-02-2018, 03:52 PM
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Unless any of you expert internet detectives have any evidence (not anecdotal nor inferences) that support a claim that the OP is not who he says he is, I'm going to suggest you welcome him here and treat him with respect.
If he's not who he says he is, well, have at it. In the meantime, let's stop the piling on, please.
If he's not who he says he is, well, have at it. In the meantime, let's stop the piling on, please.