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Old 01-13-2023, 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Macboy
Hé guys have not been reading last messages but wanted to share you the goodbye of my current 992 4S in fischsilbergrey with blue interior and burbery clothing from Porsche Executive. The color is silver and green and blue depending on the sun.

Will pick up my temporary Macan untill my T is ready.

Have not shared any pictures of it. So here is the welcome and goodbye.















Let the T come as soon as promised!
A very pretty car, that interior is very impressive.. I'm surprised you were able to let it go.

It also looks as though you took it on some trips out of Holland in the photos 👌

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Old 01-13-2023, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Macboy
Hé guys have not been reading last messages but wanted to share you the goodbye of my current 992 4S in fischsilbergrey with blue interior and burbery clothing from Porsche Executive. The color is silver and green and blue depending on the sun.

Will pick up my temporary Macan untill my T is ready.

Have not shared any pictures of it. So here is the welcome and goodbye.

Let the T come as soon as promised!
Wow. Beautiful spec! All the little details come together super nicely. I really enjoy the seat inserts, too. Custom door sill kick plate suggests you may be the offspring of a professional racing driver...?
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Originally Posted by Ikone
That term comes from the Touring racing series. What's kind of funny is that you have a Grand Touring 3 Touring.
Haha yes! But Porsche markets both touring variants as country cruisers and so that is how we mindless followers understand the moniker.
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Old 01-13-2023, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Ikone
That term comes from the Touring racing series. What's kind of funny is that you have a Grand Touring 3 Touring.
See my username
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Old 01-13-2023, 01:10 PM
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That interior is epic.

Originally Posted by Macboy
Hé guys have not been reading last messages but wanted to share you the goodbye of my current 992 4S in fischsilbergrey with blue interior and burbery clothing from Porsche Executive. The color is silver and green and blue depending on the sun.

Will pick up my temporary Macan untill my T is ready.

Have not shared any pictures of it. So here is the welcome and goodbye.















Let the T come as soon as promised!
Old 01-13-2023, 01:20 PM
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Pics don't show up on laptop browser for this forum anymore... works fine on mobile argh
Old 01-13-2023, 01:44 PM
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@Macboy WOW! 🤩 Did you spend some time with Sonderwunsch / CXX on this one? What change are you looking for with a 992 T, besides removing RAS?
Old 01-13-2023, 01:46 PM
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FWIW here's what PCNA is offering for XPEL PPF with PEC Atlanta delivery.

Here is our XPEL pricing:



· Standard film is $1,500. Premium is $2,500.

· Standard covers the front bumper, first 1/3 of the hood and front fenders.

· Premium covers the front bumper, the entire hood, entire front fenders.

· Both packages cover the mirror caps, under the door handles and behind the rear wheels on the rear bumper like a mud flap.

· We do have ceramic coating available as well which covers all glass, painted surfaces, the wheels and brake calipers for $2,100.

· Full XPEL is $6,500. Apart from ceramic coating, we do not have any additional options for the windshield.
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Old 01-13-2023, 02:24 PM
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Default Lizard green seatbelts

Does anyone know if the lizard green interior package includes the lizard green seatbelts?

The configurator does show them on the build but there’s no mention of “lizard green seatbelts” in the leather interior package details.

Trying to add lizard green seatbelts on the configurator leads to an error message. Anyone else notice that?

thanks

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Old 01-13-2023, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by JR824
Does anyone know if the lizard green interior package includes the lizard green seatbelts?

The configurator does show them on the build but there’s no mention of “lizard green seatbelts” in the leather interior package details.

Trying to add lizard green seatbelts on the configurator leads to an error message. Anyone else notice that?

thanks
It does. You can check the build sheets for the press cars which are outfitted with just the green interior and the belts are green in them
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Old 01-13-2023, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by balucipher
It does. You can check the build sheets for the press cars which are outfitted with just the green interior and the belts are green in them
Thanks!!
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Old 01-13-2023, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Edward911
FWIW here's what PCNA is offering for XPEL PPF with PEC Atlanta delivery.
great info, thanks for sharing this
Old 01-13-2023, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by esmo
How long does the PPF take to degrade so much, that you spot difference between exposed and unexposed portions?
I had front PPF on my Lava T and there was no difference at all afte one year of ownership. Also the lines were visible only at closer look. So no big deal for me.
Really depends on how and when you use your car.

If it's left under the sun parked routinely, it will degrade quicker than a garage queen obviously.

And everyone's level of tolerance for lines and/or paint differentiations will vary.

The only time I think partial PPF is a good idea is if you are tracking your car and don't really care about if the car is up to concourse and cars and coffee standards.

On my GT3 and GT3 RS, which I tracked routinely, I only PPF'd the front fascia, hood, rear quarter panels and double (yes, double) layered the side rocker panels. Replaced after about 4-5 track sessions. PPF was there only for protection, not for looks.

But if one is primary using the car as a DD, and decide to PPF, they most likely want the car to look picture perfect all the time, which is why a full PPF is really the only option that makes sense if one decides to PPF. If not, then just go Rambo and enjoy the natural patina of wear and tear, which is completely fine.
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Old 01-13-2023, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Edward911
FWIW here's what PCNA is offering for XPEL PPF with PEC Atlanta delivery.
Wait, so Porsche will install xpel prior to delivery in Atlanta? Now THAT's interesting!
Old 01-13-2023, 03:25 PM
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I heard bad things about the Porsche installed PPF. Pre-cut pieces. Poor installation.
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