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12-06-2023, 09:08 PM
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12-10-2023, 02:07 PM
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12-10-2023, 06:38 PM
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12-10-2023, 06:48 PM
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Burning Brakes
Sportex is not more comfortable than porsche perforated leather and does not look as upscale as the leather seats. For 911 T or other more performance focused sported is fine but Personally I think it cheapens the interior of the top of the heap luxury touring car like the turbo S.
My guess is sportex on a turbo s would hurt resale.
consider an interior color other than black. Chalk is really nice inside or Bordeaux red - I have both in different 911’s. Someday I would like a turbo s with the riviera blue and graphite blue .
In my opinion the turbo S is not a race car but a car for someone that wants the best of every aspect of the car and wants to take a lady around comfortably as well. It
My guess is sportex on a turbo s would hurt resale.
consider an interior color other than black. Chalk is really nice inside or Bordeaux red - I have both in different 911’s. Someday I would like a turbo s with the riviera blue and graphite blue .
In my opinion the turbo S is not a race car but a car for someone that wants the best of every aspect of the car and wants to take a lady around comfortably as well. It
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1268 (12-10-2023)
12-10-2023, 07:29 PM
#39
Sportex is not more comfortable than porsche perforated leather and does not look as upscale as the leather seats. For 911 T or other more performance focused sported is fine but Personally I think it cheapens the interior of the top of the heap luxury touring car like the turbo S.
My guess is sportex on a turbo s would hurt resale.
consider an interior color other than black. Chalk is really nice inside or Bordeaux red - I have both in different 911’s. Someday I would like a turbo s with the riviera blue and graphite blue .
In my opinion the turbo S is not a race car but a car for someone that wants the best of every aspect of the car and wants to take a lady around comfortably as well. It
My guess is sportex on a turbo s would hurt resale.
consider an interior color other than black. Chalk is really nice inside or Bordeaux red - I have both in different 911’s. Someday I would like a turbo s with the riviera blue and graphite blue .
In my opinion the turbo S is not a race car but a car for someone that wants the best of every aspect of the car and wants to take a lady around comfortably as well. It
12-10-2023, 07:31 PM
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Muhney (12-10-2023)
12-10-2023, 07:47 PM
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12-10-2023, 07:49 PM
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12-10-2023, 08:03 PM
#44
I think when the rear diffuser is painted body color it looks huge, To me gloss black looks better. I also selected black interior after having Black/Bordeaux on my Targa. I added the deviated stitching package in pebble grey and I love it. I checked a lot of boxes on the build especially on the interior and don't regret it.
12-10-2023, 09:35 PM
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I think when the rear diffuser is painted body color it looks huge, To me gloss black looks better. I also selected black interior after having Black/Bordeaux on my Targa. I added the deviated stitching package in pebble grey and I love it. I checked a lot of boxes on the build especially on the interior and don't regret it.
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