Needle in a haystack - Midnight Blue Sport Seats?
04-07-2010, 12:29 AM
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Racer
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Thanks for the additional pics. Beautiful car. Now how 'bout that tow eye plate mount. Where can I get one? look like a perfect solution. Thanks
Thanks, Steve. It's Polar Silver. Midnight and Polar works okay together, I think. I wasn't too keen at first, either. But it is more unique and I like it now. The factory sport seats seem pretty comfortable, imho.
(p.s., I'm using a front license plate in the pic because I was on the PCH in Malibu with a lot of CHP around; it's a tow eye mount. Normally I have it off, as long as I know I'm not parking on the street or it's not on weekends when the cops are out.) btw, the car was originally sold by Concours Motors, in your neighborhood. The original owner bought all his Porsches there (I'm the second owner.)
(p.s., I'm using a front license plate in the pic because I was on the PCH in Malibu with a lot of CHP around; it's a tow eye mount. Normally I have it off, as long as I know I'm not parking on the street or it's not on weekends when the cops are out.) btw, the car was originally sold by Concours Motors, in your neighborhood. The original owner bought all his Porsches there (I'm the second owner.)
04-07-2010, 12:44 AM
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Mine comes from here: http://stores.promountequipment.com/...Categories.bok
Local company (for me) and extremely well made. A bit more $$ than others, but again it's well machined and it's easy on and easy off.
This link has a better description of the materials used, etc: http://stores.promountequipment.com/...997/Detail.bok
Local company (for me) and extremely well made. A bit more $$ than others, but again it's well machined and it's easy on and easy off.
This link has a better description of the materials used, etc: http://stores.promountequipment.com/...997/Detail.bok
04-07-2010, 08:33 AM
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I wasn't that fond of my midnight blue interior either when I first got my car, but it does grow on you. I like it much better than black or gray. However, I have been contemplating adding some black accents in the door panels to match the dash.
04-07-2010, 08:56 AM
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Racer
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04-07-2010, 09:00 AM
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Racer
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Thanks. Just ordered one this morning.
Mine comes from here: http://stores.promountequipment.com/...Categories.bok
Local company (for me) and extremely well made. A bit more $$ than others, but again it's well machined and it's easy on and easy off.
This link has a better description of the materials used, etc: http://stores.promountequipment.com/...997/Detail.bok
Local company (for me) and extremely well made. A bit more $$ than others, but again it's well machined and it's easy on and easy off.
This link has a better description of the materials used, etc: http://stores.promountequipment.com/...997/Detail.bok
04-07-2010, 09:25 AM
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By the way Steve, I noticed that one of your "future cars" is a Sunbeam Tiger. My dad had a '65 Tiger when I was a kid. I loved that car, it was like a mini Cobra. He used to scare the hell out me in it...and I love it.
I have looked for one from time to time, it's getting harder to find a decent example, good luck!
04-07-2010, 12:57 PM
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Three Wheelin'
Hi,
I am getting my Hard Back Seats this week!! I want to paint the backs Speed Yellow.
Anyone one know the procedure to get the backs painted? Recommendations in SoCal?
Thanks!
I am getting my Hard Back Seats this week!! I want to paint the backs Speed Yellow.
Anyone one know the procedure to get the backs painted? Recommendations in SoCal?
Thanks!
04-07-2010, 09:01 PM
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Racer
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04-08-2010, 04:02 AM
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Drifting
