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You definitely won't like my combination... Also, I'm over 50, but young at heart. For me, this is my 1st Porsche, plan for it to be my last, but hope that there's more in the future. Go Bold or go Home!. 😉
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You definitely won't like my combination... Also, I'm over 50, but young at heart. For me, this is my 1st Porsche, plan for it to be my last, but hope that there's more in the future. Go Bold or go Home!. 😉
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TUD -> I have been considering changing my spec to "racing blue" deviated stitching with full leather dash pack before the freeze date, but your photo proves that the standard gray stitching is fantastic in its own right.
It looks like a timeless low-key interior for the grownups, and doesn't feel childish, loud, or immature, which some deviated stitching colors appear to project, at least in my subjective perspective.
It looks like a timeless low-key interior for the grownups, and doesn't feel childish, loud, or immature, which some deviated stitching colors appear to project, at least in my subjective perspective.
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I suppose I am ambivalent on the Seahawks but do think their marketing department did a bit of research... This does have me thinking again.
added lizard interior and dials with body trim to try to get a comparo. Feels a little like a Seahawks theme, which I don’t think I’d want. Might sell well in Seattle if I ever wanted to get rid of it.
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added lizard interior and dials with body trim to try to get a comparo. Feels a little like a Seahawks theme, which I don’t think I’d want. Might sell well in Seattle if I ever wanted to get rid of it.
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Agree. Get what YOU like, not what you think impacts how others might perceive you. I mean, you're already buying a 911, and there' already some public perception and stigma that comes along with it as no-cost standard equipment... so who cares?! Get what makes you happy.
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It's not what I would do but I think it works. Not in the traditional "safe" sense, but it's not far out outrageous either. I know you placed the matching interior trim in just to see the pairing but if you went with gloss black trim, I think it pulls it off pretty well. It won't be common, that's for sure. It's a fun car, go ahead and have fun with spec'ing are my words of encouragement.
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You definitely won't like my combination... Also, I'm over 50, but young at heart. For me, this is my 1st Porsche, plan for it to be my last, but hope that there's more in the future. Go Bold or go Home!. 😉
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As someone else w/ a Ruby Star and Ruby Star trim interior car on the way, this begs the question; what if one is already childish, loud and immature? Asking for a friend...
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Looks like I shook a beehive of colorful stitching enthusiasts. Honey goes to VW gross margin in any case for your custom stitch colors. LOL.
Of course, cars like 911 should be spec'ed according to your own liking if you are doing build-to- order. Who cares what I think or what anyone else thinks of your car's colors and etc.? At the end of the day, I am for all 911 specs, even if they look like McDonalds.
Of course, cars like 911 should be spec'ed according to your own liking if you are doing build-to- order. Who cares what I think or what anyone else thinks of your car's colors and etc.? At the end of the day, I am for all 911 specs, even if they look like McDonalds.
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Racing yellow hydrant, nice contrast. Guards red sidewalk, not so much. Surely @Wilder only pulled over for the picture 😀
We've covered many cool places in California and the standouts remain Santa Barbara and Laguna Beach.
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First pics of the second car. Not using the TYD app has been sublime. I don't care where the car is in the production process or when it arrives, so long as it does.
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