It just looks perfect, the paint and the way it sits. Great car!
Chris

 

Mika,

Riviera blue... That color is awesome! I think some orange GULF srtipes would be the way to go...
BTW, Mika has been a quest driver in Supercup series twice (first was '93 in Monaco) and he won them both... Until this year, he was only guest to do so. Porsche mechanics who prepped his car etc. said he was unbelievable good in that car. And second BTW, that 964 he drove is here in Florida! I saw it after it was fully restored and even got to sat on it, very cool.

Thanks Mark,

Not a problem, just hop on that foot easy now...

Chuck,
I think I need help, I thought it was Jimmy Dean's chost?

Phil,
I might've modified my car with quite a few RS bits, with more is coming and I'd maybe like different color but I'm not THAT crazy...

Thanks Chris,
Next time SBBC, will you join us?

CHRIS?!?! Congrats man!

 

I didn't realize that about Mika, learn something new every day! I said Makinen because (as you can see in his avatar) the car is usually sideways... the Finns have rallyig in their blood, it would seem

 

More like a young Eric Estrada before he starting pimping dirt....

 

Yes, I also absolutely love Riviera Blue. Gulf stripes would look nice on a track car, but... maybe too much for me on street

Anyway, I´ve recently put my car on the market, so it could be a job for the next owner...
Winter in Finland is a really quiet period for selling a car like this, so I´ll have a good few months to finally decide if I really really want to sell her...
Although I´m sure I´ll buy another 993 in the future, I´m not too sure at all about ever finding another one in Riviera Blue...

My for sale ad:

http://www.nettiauto.com/viewVehicle..._car=507693&PN


Mika

 

I wouldn't count on it...

For three years, every fall/winter I said I'll sell my 911 (I had in Finland) but every time when spring came...
It took four falls to do it and I have to admit I regret it a bit but I had to let her go since I was only able to drive about 100-200 km per year and it wasn't good for the car even though it was siting in a warm garage.

Good luck anyway, hopefully you'll get another one soon!

 

Finn,
Are you going to be at the 48 hours of sebring? I'm taking my RSC to run the DE, hope to see you there.

Todd

 

Todd,

I was so going (hotels bookes couple of months ago etc.) since I though finally I can make it there (after missing four previous years) but no, I'm traveling again!

Every year, 48 has been in slightly different dates, yet I always manage to miss it due to travel. I'm really starting to hate this "tradition" that happens every year!
It's not actually 100% sure yet so I've kept my reservation but my chances look very slim.

 

I love your car. Great job. I was thinking about a euro bumper but now I'm torn. How would it look in speed yellow? Are the (lack of) sideskirts the only difference from full RS look?

 

Petu -

GREAT looking car! I love it. Certainly one of the nicest around. However, last time I posted some pics, someone pointed out that its tradition/custom to have the bottom point of the Porsche center wheel crests aim right at the vale stem. I've since changed mine, and now am obsessed with checking out other p-cars for this every time I see one. Seems to be the norm now that I look.

Scott

 

Jim,

You mean euro TT bumper, right? My car has Euro bumper but it's not TT bumper and has RS splitters.

Outside, lack of side skirts are the major difference between my car & RS (I still have the sunroof which I hate a lot, also the little turn signals on the front fenders are missing on my car, headlight washer nozzles are still there although they will go in future).

Thanks Scott,

I remember reading about the whole crest thing but since I'm a rebel, I want to be different!

 

Cool brother . . . its nice to be different sometimes.

Scott