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Except for having no nav, mine came with all that stuff too. The tool kit still has the yellow disposable glove too. I also have a VHS tape and have no idea what's on it.
I still have the yellow gloves that came with mine as well as three keys.
What are yours and other thoughts on percentages that have the three keys, manuals, gloves and window sticker.
Would it be as high as 15%?
Our tax dollars being put to work by the federal machine
Very few federal employees would make enough to buy new exotic sports cars on their salaries alone unless they are making large sacrifices somewhere else.
I have the console delete and think it makes the interior look more classic and clean, but you'd have to have some pretty interesting leg anatomy to get extra knee room from it.
My '99 came with all three keys.
Except for having no nav, mine came with all that stuff too. The tool kit still has the yellow disposable glove too. I also have a VHS tape and have no idea what's on it.
I did not get the original window sticker. My car was a "tourist delivery" car so that probably explains why it wasn't available. Either that or the original owner didn't want his wife to see it, $145k was a lot of money in 2003. Because of tourist delivery I also have an unopened shrink wrapped Euro first aid kit and warning triangles. I have the original air compressor and the tool roll with the bag of gloves, too.
Very few federal employees would make enough to buy new exotic sports cars on their salaries alone unless they are making large sacrifices somewhere else.
I guess you aren’t familiar with government contractors. Also I’m just joking… sort of.
I lived in the DC area my whole life and just left a few years ago.
The Valet key, if correct, opens the door lock and starts the car. Look very closely at the valet key, there is a very small cover cap for the RFID chip (pill). I use my valet key every once in awhile. It works just like the normal key.
I have the center console delete and it's amazing how much more leg room it offers! I'm 6'1" and my knees don't hit the center console anymore. I relocated the heated seat buttons to the arm rest area. It also really cleans up the dash and provides a more classic look/feel to it. Highly recommend doing it!
Originally Posted by bdronsick
Prob gonna delete the console and the stereo, so I can retain the cubby. And that’s with the glovebox on the Turbo. Those cubby’s are more useful than music. Can’t really hear the music anyway
The Valet key, if correct, opens the door lock and starts the car. Look very closely at the valet key, there is a very small cover cap for the RFID chip (pill). I use my valet key every once in awhile. It works just like the normal key.
l can't remember who resurrected the old umbrella thread on here a couple years ago, but it cost me $100, fell victim to the must have never use umbrella.
Was this always a Dealer accessory or did it ever come with a certain option package?
I never could find the answer to that, and I have a lot of 2003 Carrera dealer catalogs.
I did not get the original window sticker. My car was a "tourist delivery" car so that probably explains why it wasn't available. Because of tourist delivery I also have an unopened shrink wrapped Euro first aid kit and warning triangles.
That's an expensive first aid kit and warning triangle.
Originally Posted by NYoutftr
Was this always a Dealer accessory or did it ever come with a certain option package?
I never could find the answer to that, and I have a lot of 2003 Carrera dealer catalogs.
I couldn't find an umbrella in any of my 1998 brochures either.
06-25-2021 | 11:14 PM
I still have the yellow gloves that came with mine as well as three keys.
