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Old 02-19-2007, 05:16 PM
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Default Finally pulled the trigger...

Just got the results of the PPI and it passed with flying colors - Here are the details.

1995 911 Carrera - 43,346 miles on the clock

Options:

CO2 - Catalytic Converter
XD4 - Porsche Crest Wheel Caps
XF5 - Leather Covered Instrument Rings
XK7 - Leather Wrapped Shift **** & Cover
XP9 - Leather Radio Speaker Trim Rings
220 - Locking Differential
224 - Active Brake Differential
233 - Original Tires Pirelli (Now has Bridgestone Potenza SO2)
398 - 17" 5 Spoke Wheels
437 - Power Seat Left
438 - Power Seat Right
454 - Cruise Control
490 - HiFi Sound System
650 - Sunroof
694 - Radio w/ CD Player (Now Alpine w/ CD Player & iPod Interface)
L39S - Exterior Color - Aventurine Green Metallic
TT - Interior Color - Classic Grey

Looking forward to the long slippery slope Porsche obsession..
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Old 02-19-2007, 05:16 PM
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Congrats.
Old 02-19-2007, 05:25 PM
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Nice colour, congrats!!! "Uncle Buck" is a good name because, once on the slipperly slope, start shelling out the "bucks"!! :-)

The only opion I don't like is the ABD, you will need a shop or the Hammer in order to bleed the brakes. Not sure if there are any workarounds...

Cheers,

Mike
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Some nice options, congrats on the car.
Hey, how does "XK7 - Leather Wrapped Shift **** & Cover" differ from the standard setup?
Old 02-19-2007, 05:32 PM
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I LOVE that color!

Congratulations and welcome.
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Great list of options! I, too, really like the color! More pics please!!
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Aventurine is an awesome color, especially with light gray interior. Enjoy the ride.
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Originally Posted by Mike J
Nice colour, congrats!!! "Uncle Buck" is a good name because, once on the slipperly slope, start shelling out the "bucks"!! :-)

The only opion I don't like is the ABD, you will need a shop or the Hammer in order to bleed the brakes. Not sure if there are any workarounds...

Cheers,

Mike
Hmmm.... I have LSD/ABD and have no problem bleeding the brakes. Am I missing something?
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Originally Posted by MarkD
Some nice options, congrats on the car.
Hey, how does "XK7 - Leather Wrapped Shift **** & Cover" differ from the standard setup?
Thanks. I think that it is a default code for the shifter. I can't see that it is any different from any other unit.
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huh, ok, thanks.

I thought the X-options were from the exclusive program. My mistake.
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Originally Posted by chris walrod
Great list of options! I, too, really like the color! More pics please!!
I've got a couple more from the seller - I'll take some more when I have better weather outside here in PA....

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Great looking car!!! maybe we'll cross paths in hershey or pa/nj drive congratulations -Paul
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Great - I live one hour east of Hershey and would love to take some group drives, especially in the fall. There are some great roads in the SE PA/NJ/MD/VA area.
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Originally Posted by Jeff96-993
Hmmm.... I have LSD/ABD and have no problem bleeding the brakes. Am I missing something?
This would interest me as well, as I have the same setup and have bled and flushed my brakes a handful of times with perfect results.


Oh, and Uncle Buck - beautiful 993! Congrats.

Andreas
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I love virgin 993's.


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